strike a chord (Meaning)

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strike a chord (v)

create an emotional response

refer to or be relevant or familiar to

evoke a reaction, response, or emotion

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Her poignant words struck a chord, evoking memories of his own childhood struggles.
The melody of the song struck a chord in his heart, stirring emotions he had long forgotten.
The speaker's impassioned speech struck a chord with the audience, inspiring them to action.
The sight of the war-torn country struck a chord of compassion in her soul.
The painting's haunting imagery struck a chord with the art critic, who praised its emotional depth.
The therapist's thoughtful observations struck a chord with the client, leading to a breakthrough in their therapy.
The aroma of fresh bread baking in the oven struck a chord of nostalgia, reminding him of his childhood home.
The poet's lyrical verses struck a chord with readers, capturing the essence of human experience.
The dancer's graceful movements struck a chord of awe in the audience, leaving them mesmerized.
The humanitarian's dedication to helping others struck a chord of inspiration in his community.

create an emotional response, refer to or be relevant or familiar to, evoke a reaction, response, or emotion

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Her poignant words struck a chord, evoking memories of his own childhood struggles.

The melody of the song struck a chord in his heart, stirring emotions he had long forgotten.

The speaker's impassioned speech struck a chord with the audience, inspiring them to action.

The sight of the war-torn country struck a chord of compassion in her soul.