Definition of the word thunderous

Definition of the word thunderous

Pronunciation of vocabulary thunderous

thunderousadjective
sấm sét
/ˈθʌndərəs//ˈθʌndərəs/

Origin of the word thunderous

"Thunderous" originates from the Old English word "þunor," meaning "thunder." This word, in turn, is related to the Proto-Germanic word "þunraz," also meaning "thunder." The suffix "-ous" is a common English suffix that means "full of" or "characterized by." So, "thunderous" literally means "full of thunder" or "characterized by thunder." The word has been used in English since at least the 14th century, appearing in works like Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales."

Vocabulary summary thunderous

type adjective

meaning storm

example thunderous weather

meaning warm, vang like thunder

example a thunderous voice

example a thunderous applause

Example of vocabulary thunderousnamespace

very loud

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thunderous applause
tiếng vỗ tay vang dội
The performance won thunderous applause from the audience.
Màn trình diễn đã nhận được những tràng pháo tay vang dội từ khán giả.
There was a thunderous crash as the door was smashed in.
Có một tiếng động ầm ĩ khi cánh cửa bị đập vỡ.
The audience erupted in a thunderous applause after the singer's mesmerizing performance.
Khán giả vỡ òa trong tiếng vỗ tay như sấm sau màn trình diễn đầy mê hoặc của ca sĩ.
The thunderous roar of the waterfall echoed across the valley, drowning out all other sounds.
Tiếng thác nước ầm ầm vang vọng khắp thung lũng, lấn át mọi âm thanh khác.