thunder
Pronunciation: [ˈθʌndər]
Word
Context: "weather"
(noun) the loud sound that comes from the sky during a storm. It usually happens after we see lightning. It's like the sky is making a loud noise.
Example
The thunder was so loud that it shook the windows.
Example
There was no thunder during the storm, only light rain.
Example
Did you hear the thunder last night?
Context: "weather"
(verb) to make a loud noise like thunder. It's when something sounds very loud and rumbling, like a storm is coming.
Example
The storm thundered across the sky, making everyone rush inside.
Example
The skies were clear, and it didn't thunder at all.
Example
Will it thunder during the storm later today?
Context: "sound"
(noun) a deep, loud sound similar to thunder, often used to describe a powerful or impressive noise. It can be used to describe things besides storms, like loud music or a big explosion.
Example
The concert ended with a thunder of applause from the audience.
Example
The room fell silent, and there was no thunder of excitement after the announcement.
Example
Was there a thunder of cheers at the event?
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