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thunderous

/ˈθʌn.dər.əs/

Traduction: Se dit d'un son très fort et grave, qui évoque le tonnerre. Peut aussi qualifier un bruit assourdissant ou un accueil extrêmement bruyant et enthousiaste.

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adjective

/ˈθʌn.dər.əs/B2formal
  • frSe dit d'un son très fort et grave, qui évoque le tonnerre. Peut aussi qualifier un bruit assourdissant ou un accueil extrêmement bruyant et enthousiaste.

Describes a sound that is very loud and deep, like thunder.

  1. Extremely loudB2formal

    Describes a sound that is so powerful and intense it can cause temporary hearing loss.

    frExtrêmement fort (son)

    • The thunderous roar of the jet engine left my ears ringing.
    • A thunderous explosion shook the entire building.
    • The crowd's thunderous applause was almost deafening.

    Synonymesboomingclamorousdeafeningearsplittingresoundingroaringstentorianuproarious

    Antonymesfaintgentlelowquietsoft

  2. Deeply threateningC1formal

    Describes an atmosphere or expression that is extremely ominous or foreboding.

    frMenace profonde et oppressante

    • The thunderous expression on his face warned us not to ask further questions.
    • A thunderous silence fell over the room after the announcement.
    • The sky took on a thunderous, dark appearance before the storm.

    Synonymesbalefulbroodingforbiddingforebodingintimidatingmenacingominousportentoussinisterthreatening

    Antonymesbenigncheerfulreassuringsunny

Formes
  • more thunderous comparative form
  • most thunderous superlative form
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