Peal (noun)

A series of ringing bells or a loud, ringing sound.

Origin:

The word 'peal' is derived from the middle english word 'peel', meaning 'a sound or ring'. it was first used in the 16th century to describe a series of ringing bells or a loud, ringing sound.

Examples:

1. The peal of church bells could be heard throughout the town on Sundays.
2. The peal of laughter filled the room as the comedian told their jokes.
3. The peal of the fire alarm caused everyone to evacuate the building immediately.
4. The peal of the thunder was so loud that it shook the windows.
5. The peal of the bell signaled the start of the race.