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Meanings of roaring in English
Very lively and profitable.
Related terms
Loud enough to cause temporary or permanent hearing loss.
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Usage of roaring in English
1
It did a roaring trade among expatriate aid workers, diplomats and journalists.
2
In the growing light, he heard the distant sound of roaring water.
3
The water divided on either side of the island before roaring past.
4
A great fire was roaring in the wood stove in the office.
5
Roma was sitting in the shadow with a roaring in her ears.
6
The Dáil visitors' bar was doing a roaring trade on Wednesday morning.
7
The water is a roaring torrent in the bottom of the gully.
8
The roaring of the wind in the fire did not wake him.
9
The roaring buggies have come a long way from their humble origins.
10
Before Castle Carris a turbulent, roaring sea of reavers blackened the land.
11
Saw the light and heard the roaring of de guns miles away.
12
The roaring of the broken waters increased the horrors of the scene.
13
The roaring of the fire in the stairway sounded louder, than ever.
14
Shrill voices rose in meaningless cries above the roaring of the fire.
15
The very earth round about was in the chaos of roaring battle.
16
The roaring noise of a fire foretells a quarrel in the house.
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Roaring through the time
Roaring across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common