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rumble

verb as in growl, thunder

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A feud between the regulator and Mr Dangote over supplies and pricing has rumbled on and morphed into another row with local fuel traders refusing to buy from the new refinery.

From BBC

As an oncoming train rumbled in the distance, López and her family picked up their luggage in hopes that it would stop or slow down so that they could clamber aboard.

Wilmington residents have long complained about noxious air and the rumble of cargo trucks.

Po urges the crowd to pick their crowned prince, and the crowd rumbles with enthusiasm for Mitchell and Dueve.

From Salon

The "most painful aspects of our past continue to resonate", King Charles III said this week to Commonwealth leaders in Samoa, as arguments about reparations and apologies over the slave trade rumbled once again.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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