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Meanings of roar in English
Usage of roar in English
1
May be seen; roar; will be appointed; have flown; has been recommended.
2
We'd hear that bullish roar across the school fields behind our house.
3
Over the roar, she didn't think Amos heard Fayez say, All right.
4
The roar of escaping gas was heard in Munroville, five miles distant.
5
I heard the roar of the guns when out in the hills.
6
A few minutes later Kin heard the machine's roar stutter and stop.
7
Met the resistance and conquered it; gradually the snapping roar died away.
8
The hum of the machines was like the roar in a flour-mill.
9
Somewhere in the distance, they heard the roar of a large animal.
10
A moment later she heard Patrick roar with mixed laughter and pain.
11
The roar of the rifles drowned even the noise of the artillery.
12
The storm was coming in earnest now; I could hear its roar.
13
The roar of the cannon shook the cottage for the second time.
14
I heard the roar of the death-wave far out in that sea.
15
And in the north the ominous murmur had become a rhythmic roar.
16
The roar of the freshet awoke Nan in her bed before daybreak.
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Roar through the time
Roar across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Less common
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