thunderously
With resounding noise
Thunderously means in a manner resembling thunder—loud, deep, and powerful.
Applause may rise thunderously from an audience.
A speaker may thunderously denounce corruption.
The crowd thunderously cheered the winning goal.
The word can also describe heavy, rumbling movement: Elephants thunderously charged across the plain.
Overwhelmingly loud
- boomingExperiencing rapid growth
- roaringMaking prolonged loud noise
- resoundingEchoing loudly and fully
- earsplittingExtremely, painfully loud
blaring · rumbling · crashing · reverberating · sonorous · piercing · clamorous · stentorian
Atmospheric electrical discharge
- tempestViolent windstorm or turmoil
- downpourIntense precipitation event
- cloudburstSudden heavy localized rainfall
- squallBrief, violent windstorm
deluge · torrent · monsoon · gale · rainfall · hail · blustery · typhoon
Having great strength
- explosiveProne to sudden detonation
- forcefulExerting strong pressure
- vehementIntensely forceful in feeling
- emphaticExpressed with force
vigorous · ferocious · overwhelming · turbulent · impetuous · dynamic · potent · passionate
deafening
Overwhelmingly loud
- boomingExperiencing rapid growth
- roaringMaking prolonged loud noise
- resoundingEchoing loudly and fully
earsplitting · blaring · rumbling · crashing · reverberating · sonorous · piercing · clamorous · stentorian · fortissimo
lightning
Atmospheric electrical discharge
- tempestViolent windstorm or turmoil
- downpourIntense precipitation event
- cloudburstSudden heavy localized rainfall
squall · deluge · torrent · monsoon · gale · rainfall · hail · blustery · typhoon · cyclone
powerful
Having great strength
- explosiveProne to sudden detonation
- forcefulExerting strong pressure
- vehementIntensely forceful in feeling
emphatic · vigorous · ferocious · overwhelming · turbulent · impetuous · dynamic · potent · passionate · fervent
foreboding
Fearful anticipation of harm
- menacingConveying threat or danger
- portentousOminously significant
- threateningExpressing intent to harm
dire · dreadful · grim · ominously · darkly · looming · brooding · sinister · haunting · chilling
- thunderous applauseExtremely loud clapping