noun
thudding
Thudding (noun) means a repeated dull, heavy banging sound. Example: “The thudding of the bass could be heard from the street.”
noun
1
A repeated dull, heavy banging sound.
"The thudding of the bass could be heard from the street."
How to use thudding
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA dull, repeated banging sound.
Common pairings
thudding bass
thudding footsteps
Word forms
thuddings plural
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What does “thudding” mean?
The word “thudding” means a repeated dull, heavy banging sound. In plain terms, a dull, repeated banging sound.
How do you use “thudding” in a sentence?
Here is “thudding” used in a sentence: “The thudding of the bass could be heard from the street.”
What part of speech is “thudding”?
“Thudding” is a noun.
What is the meaning of thudding?
"thudding" (noun) means a repeated dull, heavy banging sound.