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Definition of thundery - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
stormy skyRare UK characterized by thunderRare UK
- The thundery sky warned of an impending storm..
2.
dark moodRare UK threatening or ominous in natureRare UK
- There was a thundery tension in the air before the meeting.
Origin of thundery
Old English, thunder (sound of storm) + -y (characterized by)
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Examples of thundery in a sentence
We stayed indoors due to the thundery conditions. The sky looked thundery before the storm hit. Her voice had a thundery quality during the argument.
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- French:orageux, menaçant, ...
- German:gewittrig, drohend, ...
- Italian:temporalesco, minaccioso, ...
- Spanish:tronante, amenazante, ...
- Portuguese:tempestuoso, ameaçador, ...
- Chinese:雷鸣的, 雷雨般的, ...
- Japanese:雷の, 雷鳴のような, ...
- Arabic:رَعْدي, مريب, ...
- Hebrew:מְלוּוֶה בְּרַעֲמִים, מְאַיֵּם, ...
- Russian:грозовой, угрожающий, ...
- Ukrainian:грізний, зловісний, ...
- Hindi:गरज वाला, धमकी भरा, ...
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