Thunder ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Thunder ( noun )

A deep, explosive, resonant sound produced by the rapid heating and expansion of air surrounding a lightning discharge.

Origin:

Old english thunor, of germanic origin; related to dutch donder and german donner.

Examples:

1. The thunder was so loud it made the windows shake.
2. She was afraid of thunder and always hid under the covers during storms.
3. The thunderstorm passed quickly, leaving behind only the sound of distant thunder.
4. The thunder was so powerful it felt like it was right overhead.
5. The thunder and lightning lit up the night sky and created a dramatic show.

(As a verb)

Thunder ( verb )

A deep, explosive, resonant sound produced by the rapid heating and expansion of air surrounding a lightning discharge.

Origin:

Old english thunor, of germanic origin; related to dutch donder and german donner.

Examples:

1. The thunder was so loud it made the windows shake.
2. She was afraid of thunder and always hid under the covers during storms.
3. The thunderstorm passed quickly, leaving behind only the sound of distant thunder.
4. The thunder was so powerful it felt like it was right overhead.
5. The thunder and lightning lit up the night sky and created a dramatic show.