Thunders is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THUNDERS in dictionary:

VERB:
• THUNDER, to produce a loud, resounding sound
• thunder sounds
• make a loud, deep resounding noise
• strike powerfully
• speak loudly and forcefully or angrily, especially to denounce or criticize
NOUN:
• a loud rumbling or crashing noise heard after a lightning flash due to the expansion of rapidly heated air
• a loud, deep resounding noise
• used to refer to an angry facial expression or tone of voice
• used to express emphasis, anger, or incredulity

Words related to THUNDERS

thunder11 thundered14 thundering15

How to use THUNDERS in a sentence

• Behind, before, to the left, the thunders played upon the parched land.
• The lad, grinning, pointed to the culprit against whom the Doctor was pouring out the thunders of his just wrath.
• The storm-cloud of battle had passed away, and the thunders of contending batteries no longer crashed and vibrated on the air.
• I am glad for my heart whose gates apart Are the entrance-place of wonders, Where dreams come in from the rush and din Like sheep from the rains and thunders.
• Three rocks stand in the middle of the current, which thunders against and around their bases, but cannot shake them down.
• He spoke of the conflicts, the triumphs, the glories of their faith, and they broke out in thunders of applause.
• But they were far, far, those brothers, from fool and villain! The Proclamation arrived at long thunders against Francisco Roldan his sedition.
• Only the things, which the seven thunders uttered, were not written down, and therefore not interpreted.
• Sullen thunders mingled with my dreams and did not wake me up.
• From their sides spout cataracts of flame, amidst the pealing thunders of a fatal artillery.
• If his voice thunders like tempestuous skies, there is to appear an unspeakable tenderness in it at the last.
• Leicester found himself better able to resist the spiritual thunders which were levelled against him.
• The moment she set foot on Irish ground, the harbour master hoisted the royal standard, and the cannon sent their thunders echoing over the bay, and among the hills.
• A new Crystal Palace was erected at Sydenham, which excited a wide-spread interest, that even the thunders of war could not distract.
• He proceeded, therefore, with the more courage to dart his spiritual thunders.
• It is Jehovah with His thunders that rises before the frightened mass of human souls.
• It was not, however, until the thunders of applause greeted the fall of the curtain on the first act that he felt quite sure they would be allowed to escape with their lives.
• A hurried marriage had been followed by the usual parental thunders.
• Their thunders were remote, and they furnished materials for the journals.
• These underground thunders having rolled away, an awful silence ensued.
• Memories of that great last morning when the thunders of hell called the Ninety-second to its last drive.
• And from the throne proceeded lightnings and voices and thunders.
• But there is another word which Micah but dimly caught uttered amidst the thunders of Sinai, and which you and I have heard far more clearly.
• And a storm arose, and thunders rolled, and the lightning struck it, and its pride and glory tumbled to the ground.

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