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Meanings of distant thunder in English
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Usage of distant thunder in English
1
The distant thunder of battle had faded away a long time ago.
2
I heard the rumble of distant thunder, though the night was clear.
3
The eerie cries of unseen animals rose in harmony with distant thunder.
4
Earlier I'd heard distant thunder, and I watched the intensifying clouds uneasily.
5
The Wanderer answered the cry, and his voice pealed like distant thunder.
6
The roll of distant thunder sounded faint and dreary all about us.
7
An explosion, like distant thunder, echoing and re-echoing across the unbroken water.
8
It was almost like the sound of distant thunder, but not quite.
9
A peal of distant thunder boomed from the direction of Hyde Park.
10
Then there came a heavy rolling sound-theunmistakable boom of distant thunder.
11
It is another sound they hear- alowbooming as of distant thunder.
12
The first mine went off, shuddering through the complex like distant thunder.
13
With a groan, like distant thunder, Guy fell swooning to the floor.
14
There had been an unbreathing stillness, and near dawn faint, distant thunder.
15
On a flower-scented wind rushed that muffled roar again, like distant thunder.
16
His voice was low and sudden, like a throb of distant thunder.
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Distant thunder through the time
Distant thunder across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common