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roar

[rawr, rohr] / rɔr, roʊr /


NOUN
loud outburst
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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In addition to your appetite roaring back, there is also the psychological impact of gaining weight back, which can lead to people feeling defeated and less likely to exercise.

From The Wall Street Journal

They spent a few hours laughing and talking before roaring off on their bikes, like a swarm of loud mosquitoes.

From Literature

I hear the palm trees rustling in the breeze and the sea waves roaring, and I wish I could be bathing in the water.

From Literature

"I was able to win, thanks to you," Yavhusishyn said in a winner's address to the roaring, sold-out crowd at the Kokugikan sumo arena.

From Barron's

The annual grand parade will take place along Delhi's iconic central boulevard, with military tanks rolling past and fighter jets roaring overhead as thousands watch.

From BBC