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roar

[rawr, rohr] / rɔr, roʊr /


NOUN
loud outburst
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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The roar was one of both relief and joy for a player who is finally settling into life on Merseyside.

From BBC

Nearby residents described how “the storm roared and the house was shaking” when the twister spun through.

From Los Angeles Times

The winning runs came off the thigh pad of Harry Brook, drawing a deafening roar from the corner of England supporters at the end of a breathtaking day.

From BBC

As the 63-year-old drove out of his house in a quiet Kuala Lumpur suburb, a convoy of SUVs and motorcycles roared up to his vehicle.

From BBC

Vanderbilt’s three-pointer with 4:16 remaining in the second that trimmed the lead to four was one of the few moments that made the mostly apathetic holiday crowd roar.

From Los Angeles Times