thunderburst (Meaning)
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thunderburst (n.)
A burst of thunder.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thunderburst
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thunderburst Sentence Examples
- The sudden thunderburst caught the picnickers off guard, sending them scurrying for shelter.
- The windows rattled violently as a thunderburst shook the house to its foundations.
- The lightning bolts illuminated the sky like a million tiny explosions, accompanied by deafening thunderbursts.
- The heavy rain came down in sheets, causing torrents of water to rush down the streets during the thunderburst.
- The children huddled together under the eaves, their eyes wide with fear as the thunderburst raged outside.
- The thunderbursts echoed through the valley, creating a cacophony of sound that reverberated in the mountains.
- The farmer's crops were severely damaged by the hail that accompanied the thunderburst.
- The thunderburst was so intense that it shook loose several shingles from the roof of the old barn.
- The river swelled rapidly after the thunderburst, overflowing its banks and flooding the surrounding area.
- The thunderburst was a reminder of the raw power of nature, and it left an unforgettable impression on everyone who witnessed it.
FAQs About the word thunderburst
A burst of thunder.
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No antonyms found.
The sudden thunderburst caught the picnickers off guard, sending them scurrying for shelter.
The windows rattled violently as a thunderburst shook the house to its foundations.
The lightning bolts illuminated the sky like a million tiny explosions, accompanied by deafening thunderbursts.
The heavy rain came down in sheets, causing torrents of water to rush down the streets during the thunderburst.
