Thunderous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THUNDEROUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• sounding like thunder, also THUNDROUS
• relating to or resembling thunder
• very loud
• very powerful or intense
• Producing thunder.
• Making a noise like thunder; sounding loud and deep; sonorous.
• loud enough to cause (temporary) hearing loss
• extremely ominous
• sounding like thunder
• (of a person's expression or behaviour) very angry or menacing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• producing thunder; making or accompanied by a noise like thunder

Words related to THUNDEROUS

thunderously19

Words that contain THUNDEROUS

thunderously19 thunderousness18

How to use THUNDEROUS in a sentence

• And now a thunderous cry went up, for the tall black horse, plunging and snorting, went down rolling upon the sward.
• The big log gate was barred, the fire trampled out, and we waited in that thunderous darkness.
• The dread Eumenides at length retire, The brazen gates of Tartarus I hear Behind them closing with a thunderous clang.
• With a thunderous roar all the others leaped with one glide into the sea.
• He did not help me at all, but stood with a thunderous frown, very quiet and self-restrained, while I plodded my way up to him, over the sand.
• He was only well lifted from the earth when, with a thunderous, terrible blow, Van crashed the bottle downward, fairly between his ears, and burst it on his skull.
• But in an instant the great slab struck the earth with a thunderous sound that reverberated again and again from the barren hills about.
• The air seemed thunderous, and was heavy with unspoken words.
• Landor, who sat for the thunderous and kindly Boythorn, had more reason to be satisfied.
• In the elevated quarters assigned to the captain, the noise of the explosion differed little from the thunderous blows of the sea.
• Torrents swept the decks, and an occasional giant among waves smote the hull with a thunderous blow under which every rivet rattled and every plank creaked.
• Nor could Pasha hear anything save the thunderous thud of many feet.
• A furnace or something of the kind had given way in the basement with a thunderous report.
• This look, no doubt, discomfited the master, who, indignant at this unspoken retort, wished to cure his scholar of that thunderous flash.
• An elevated train roared by overhead, with a thunderous, deafening clamour.
• His mind seemed steeped in still thunderous atmosphere.
• Applause spread out and swelled in a low, thunderous note, but de Langeais, who was as modest as he was talented, quickly hid himself among his friends.
• As an adversary he was decorous and amiable, but thunderous, heavy-handed, derisive if need be, and inexorable.
• A thunderous concussion and a dazzling burst of light told him his chance shot had been effective.
• She soon succumbed, with visible agitation, as a thunderous peal echoed along the sky.
• The crest, a horse shoe, was indeed azure, but the blue of this and of the coats of the serving-men only deepened the thunderous effect of the black.
• Then, with accompanying darkness, burst a low, deep, thunderous boom.
• It was a hot morning in July, and the air seemed thunderous and heavy when she set off on what to her was as important an expedition as is a trip to Europe to an older person.

Similar words containing THUNDEROU without suffix s

thunderously19 thunderousness18

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