adjective
definition
Very loud; that sounds like thunder; thundersome. Also in metaphorical expressions, signifying fury.
Examples of thunderous in a Sentence
Shell horns are easy to blow and make a thunderous sound.
Its GOD who creates, GOD who delivers, GOD who heals, and God who is worthy of a thunderous ovation of praise!
There was a slightly trippy version of Machines R Us, that came come close to matching Massive Attack's thunderous sound.
The news was greeted with thunderous applause from an audience.
A true surfers ' Paradise where you can revel in the excitement of its thunderous surf or simply relax under clear blue skies.
Two o'clock and the thunderous, unbroken roar of thousands of bikers partying like crazy was plain to be heard.
A thunderous V8 symphony emanating from the pair of enlarged chrome tailpipes is enough to send a shiver down the spine.
Anglo-Saxon (the parent language of English) was a rolling, sonorous, thunderous language well-suited to poetry and oration.
Mixed in with the thunderous roar of our artillery we could also hear rifle fire.
A first ever fourth-round appearance had stirred the locals in this charming spa town more used to thundering hooves than thunderous volleys.
The MC made the appropriate announcement to thunderous cheers from the near-capacity crowd.
Although I'm sure there were many political statement contained therein they were lost amid the massive guitar and thunderous bass.
There was a slightly trippy version of Machines R Us, that came come close to matching Massive Attack 's thunderous sound.
A veritable inferno of thunderous bass and insanely fast drumming, this song guarantees a dramatic and mind-blowing entrance for the band.