Resonate (verb)

1. Cause to oscillate with greater amplitude at a specific frequency.
2. Enhance or prolong the sound of a note or instrument by sympathetic vibration.
3. Evoke a feeling of resonance in someone.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french resoner, from latin resonare "resound", from re- "back" + sonare "sound".

Examples:

1. The guitar resonated with the song.
2. The room resonated with his voice.
3. The sound of the guitar resonated throughout the concert hall.
4. The note was resonated by the sympathetic vibration of the other strings.
5. The speech resonated with the audience and evoked a feeling of resonance.