thundered

Meanings

• The sound of thunder.

  - "The rumble of thunder in the distance."
  - "The loud clap of thunder shattered the silence."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with thundered
thunder , ponder , blunder , slumber

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Homophones

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1. Thunder () : The sound of thunder.
   

2. Thunderbolt () : An electric discharge, resembling a bolt of lightning, that is produced by a thunderstorm.
   

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Variants

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thunder , thundered , thunderer , thunderers , thundering , thunders

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Forms

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Thunder (sound), Thunderstorm (meteorological phenomenon), Thunderbird (mythological creature), Thunderclap (social media tool), Thunderbolt (electrical discharge), Thunderball (film title)

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Etymology

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Old English 'thunor' or 'thunoru' which meant 'thunder'.

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Related Concepts

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1. Lightning: An intense, bright electric discharge that occurs in the atmosphere, commonly occurring as a result of a thunderstorm.

2. Thunderstorm: A storm characterized by the presence of thunder and lightning. Thunderstorms are typically associated with heavy rainfall, high winds, and sometimes hail or even tornadoes.

3. Electromagnetic spectrum: The entire range of electromagnetic radiation, from the longest radio waves to the shortest gamma rays. The electromagnetic spectrum is continuous and infinite, but it is often divided into various bands or frequencies for practical purposes.

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Culture

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Thunder has been a significant cultural and symbolic force throughout history. It has been associated with various deities and mythological figures, such as Zeus in Greek mythology, Indra in Hindu mythology, and Thor in Norse mythology. Thunder has also been a source of inspiration for many artists, musicians, and writers throughout history.

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