Definitions
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- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of thunder.
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Examples
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The Samurai had arrived, in thunders and lightnings, riding the wings of the storm, directing the gigantic, labouring Elsinore in all her intricate massiveness, commanding the wisps of humans to his will, which was the will of wisdom.
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Indeed, since Bromion's earlier rending of Oothoon with his clamorous "thunders" (1: 16) implies a regal exercise of elemental control, we may align him directly with Theotormon's eagles, the "kings of the sounding air."
Gender, Environment, and Imperialism in William Blake's _Visions of the Daughters of Albion_
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Of course the 'thunders' could look through the lodge skin and see all that was inside.
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"When Todd first comes in here and talks, his voice kind of thunders through the room,"
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When Todd first comes in here and talks his voice kind of thunders through the room, and it's really hard to explain, but we were just missing something on the team.
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"'When we shall have been on earth a while, we shall marry, and stay until we each have four sons of our own, then we shall go away and again become" thunders, "'they said.
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"Once, a long time ago, two 'thunders' were travelling in the air.
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Indra that he 'thunders' and 'gives rain' (as lightning; ii.
The Religions of India Handbooks on the History of Religions, Volume 1, Edited by Morris Jastrow
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… When Todd first comes in here and talks, his voice kind of thunders through the room, and it's really hard to explain, but we were just missing something on the team. "
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Dick feels paralyzed, even as rage thunders through him.
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