thunderclap (Meaning)

Wordnet

thunderclap (n)

a single sharp crash of thunder

a shocking surprise

Webster

A sharp burst of thunder; a sudden report of a discharge of atmospheric electricity.

The thunderclap shook the house, rattling windows and sending a surge of electricity through the air.
The unexpected thunderclap startled me, causing my heart to pound in my chest.
As the thunderstorm approached, the thunderclaps grew louder and more frequent, like a cosmic symphony.
The thunderclap was deafening, sending shockwaves through my body and leaving my ears ringing.
The thunderclap erupted from the sky, shattering the peaceful silence like a gunshot.
The thunderclap was followed by a torrential downpour, washing away the oppressive heat and humidity.
The thunderclap echoed through the canyon, bouncing off the sheer cliffs and creating an eerie reverberation.
The thunderclap signaled the start of a violent storm, sending trees swaying and causing power outages.
The thunderclap startled the herd of elephants, sending them into a frenzy and scattering them across the savanna.
The thunderclap was the sound of nature's fury, a reminder of the awe-inspiring power of the elements.

a single sharp crash of thunder, a shocking surpriseA sharp burst of thunder; a sudden report of a discharge of atmospheric electricity.

slam, roar, pop,clap, crash, boom, bang, blast, whack, whomp

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The thunderclap shook the house, rattling windows and sending a surge of electricity through the air.

The unexpected thunderclap startled me, causing my heart to pound in my chest.

As the thunderstorm approached, the thunderclaps grew louder and more frequent, like a cosmic symphony.

The thunderclap was deafening, sending shockwaves through my body and leaving my ears ringing.