thunderous
/ˈθʌndərəs/
adjective
- Making a very loud, deep, rumbling sound like thunder.
- A thunderous applause erupted from the audience after the performance.
- The storm brought thunderous crashes that shook the whole house.
- The thunderous roar of the waterfall could be heard from a mile away.
- Extremely loud or powerful in a way that feels overwhelming or forceful.
- The politician gave a thunderous speech that energized the crowd.
- He let out a thunderous laugh that filled the entire room.
- The band's thunderous drumbeat made the floor vibrate.
- Having a very angry or threatening expression or manner.
- His thunderous silence after the argument was more frightening than shouting.
- She wore a thunderous frown as she read the bad news.
- The teacher gave the student a thunderous look for talking during class.
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