thunderings

Loud celestial booms

Thunderings is the plural of thundering, referring to multiple instances of deep, rumbling sounds like thunder.

The word appears most often in religious or literary contexts, particularly in biblical passages describing divine manifestations: And out of the throne proceeded lightnings and thunderings and voices.

In figurative use, thunderings are loud denunciations or pronouncements delivered with force and authority.

sounds

rumble

Low rolling sound

  • boomLoud deep sound
  • roarLoud, deep animal cry
  • crackNarrow break or attempt

peal · clap · bellow · blast · bang · reverberation · echo · drumming · report · detonation

resonant

reverberating

Continuing to echo

resounding · deep · ringing · vibrant · rolling · rumbling · pealing · full-bodied · stentorian · basso

ominous

foreboding

Fearful anticipation of harm

dreadful · threatening · grim · sinister · wrathful · apocalyptic · prophetic · biblical · judgment · warning

storm

lightning

Atmospheric electrical discharge

squall · deluge · monsoon · typhoon · hurricane · cyclone · gale · hail · cloudbank · flashflood

powerful

mighty

Having great power

formidable · intense · potent · dominant · tremendous · earthshaking · titanic · colossal · monumental · seismic

Opposites
sound intensity

thunderingswhispers

Speaks very quietly

murmurs · rustlings · soft sounds · mutterings · silences

atmospheric phenomenon type

thunderingslightnings

Electrical sky discharges

flashes · lightning bolts · sheet lightning · flashings · heat lightning

rhetorical/metaphorical tone

thunderingswhisperings

Soft, secretive speech

murmurings · gentle words · mutterings · undertones · dulcet tones

Phrases
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