booming
/ˈbumɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of boom; to make a deep, loud sound.
- The cannons were booming in the distance during the reenactment.
- His voice was booming across the field as he called for help.
- The drums were booming steadily throughout the parade.
- Present participle of boom; to experience a period of rapid economic growth or success.
- The housing market is booming, with prices rising every month.
- Small businesses are booming in the revitalized downtown area.
- The company is booming thanks to its new product line.
adjective
- Making a deep, loud, resonant sound.
- The booming thunder shook the windows of the house.
- He spoke in a booming voice that filled the entire auditorium.
- The booming bass from the concert could be heard blocks away.
- Experiencing rapid growth, success, or prosperity.
- The economy was booming, and everyone felt optimistic about the future.
- Tourism is booming in the coastal town during the summer months.
- The tech industry is booming in this region, creating thousands of new jobs.
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noun
- The act or sound of making a deep, loud noise.
- The constant booming from the construction site gave her a headache.
- The booming of the fireworks echoed across the lake.
- We could hear the booming of the waves against the cliff.