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roaring

[rawr-ing, rohr-] / ˈrɔr ɪŋ, ˈroʊr- /




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The agency spokeswoman told the Journal that Noem serves at the pleasure of the president and called her efforts “a roaring success.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The explosive Salt got England off to a roaring start with 30 off 14 balls against the West Indies before they collapsed from 74-1 to 166 all out.

From Barron's

That came despite a number of factors that should support the currency: a roaring U.S. stock market, the economy’s strength and higher interest rates in the U.S. than in much of the developed world.

From The Wall Street Journal

A DHS spokeswoman said Noem serves at the pleasure of the president and has successfully clamped down on inefficiencies to save billions of dollars, calling her efforts “a roaring success.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Again and again the roaring flame came at them.

From Literature