Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a thundering manner; with loud noise.
- Unusually; extraordinarily; tremendously: as, a thunderingly big egg.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adverb In a
thundering way.
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Examples
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Farther around, always treading the bones and images of humans and gods that constituted the floor of this ancient charnel-house of sacrifice, he came upon the device by which the Red One was made to send his call singing thunderingly across the jungle-belts and grass-lands to the far beach of Ringmanu.
THE RED ONE 2010
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But answer this: has even one of the hundreds of thousands of people who've passed through your gate since I was so thunderingly right about Iraq blamed me at all?
Unthinkable: Christopher Hitchens at heaven's gate | Editorial 2011
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In a way, it's sad to compare today's thunderingly loud yet sterile air shows to their Depression-era counterparts.
William Astore: Major Sporting Events: Too Corporatized, Too Controlling, Too Much 2010
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In a way, it's sad to compare today's thunderingly loud yet sterile air shows to their Depression-era counterparts.
William Astore: Major Sporting Events: Too Corporatized, Too Controlling, Too Much 2010
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In a way, it's sad to compare today's thunderingly loud yet sterile air shows to their Depression-era counterparts.
William Astore: Major Sporting Events: Too Corporatized, Too Controlling, Too Much 2010
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In a way, it's sad to compare today's thunderingly loud yet sterile air shows to their Depression-era counterparts.
William Astore: Major Sporting Events: Too Corporatized, Too Controlling, Too Much 2010
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In a way, it's sad to compare today's thunderingly loud yet sterile air shows to their Depression-era counterparts.
William Astore: Major Sporting Events: Too Corporatized, Too Controlling, Too Much 2010
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In a way, it's sad to compare today's thunderingly loud yet sterile air shows to their Depression-era counterparts.
William Astore: Major Sporting Events: Too Corporatized, Too Controlling, Too Much William Astore 2010
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In a way, it's sad to compare today's thunderingly loud yet sterile air shows to their Depression-era counterparts.
William Astore: Major Sporting Events: Too Corporatized, Too Controlling, Too Much William Astore 2010
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In a way, it's sad to compare today's thunderingly loud yet sterile air shows to their Depression-era counterparts.
William Astore: Major Sporting Events: Too Corporatized, Too Controlling, Too Much 2010
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