Pronunciation

/ˈθʌndər/

Definitions

• Noun: A loud, deep rumbling sound produced by lightning, typically accompanied by an electric discharge. For example: “The thunder was so powerful that it shook the windows.”
• Verb: To make a noise like thunder, often metaphorically used to describe a loud or dramatic event. For example: “Her announcement thundered through the auditorium.”
• Adjective: Characteristic of or resembling thunder, especially in intensity or volume. For example: “The thunderous applause echoed through the hall.”

Phrases

• “A clap of thunder” refers to a single, sharp sound.
• “Thunderstorm” is a weather condition with frequent thunder and lightning.
• “Thunderous laughter” describes loud, hearty laughter.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The storm was so intense, it produced continuous thunder.”
• Verb: “His voice thundered with anger when he heard the news.”
• Adjective: “The concert ended with a thunderous encore.”

Synonyms

• Roar
• Roll
• Crackle
• Boom
• Clap
• Rumble
• Jolt