thunderous in Latin
thunderous in Latin is tonitrālis — thunderous means extremely loud, like thunder.
thunderous in Latin
tonitrālis
Very loud; that sounds like thunder; thundersome. Also in metaphorical expressions, signifying fury.
What does "thunderous" mean?
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adj Extremely loud, like thunder.
"The crowd gave a thunderous round of applause."
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thunderous in a sentence
- The crowd gave a thunderous round of applause.
- He answered with a thunderous roar of anger.
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What is "thunderous" in Latin?
"thunderous" in Latin is tonitrālis. thunderous means: Extremely loud, like thunder.
How do you use "thunderous" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd gave a thunderous round of applause." In Latin, "thunderous" is tonitrālis.
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