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to roar
01
to make a loud, deep, continuous, and powerful sound, usually with a low pitch
Intransitive
Examples
The jet engines roared as the airplane prepared for takeoff.
The engine of the sports car roared as it accelerated down the highway.
02
to make a full loud noise characteristic of a lion or another wild animal
Intransitive
Examples
The lion roared in the distance, its powerful voice echoing through the savanna.
He could hear the bear roar in the forest, a reminder of its presence nearby.
03
to laugh out loud heartily
Intransitive
Examples
The joke was so funny that it made the whole room roar with laughter.
He could n’t help but roar at the silly antics of the clown.
04
to say or shout something loudly, often to get attention or express strong feelings
Transitive: to roar a sentiment or attitude
Examples
The coach road his instructions to the players from the sidelines.
She road her support for the team, cheering loudly in the stands.
05
to shout or cry out loudly and deeply
Intransitive
Examples
The fans roared in celebration when their team won the championship.
The crowd roared with approval after the amazing performance.
06
to behave in a loud, energetic, and unruly manner, often causing chaos or excitement
Intransitive
Examples
The party started to roar as more guests arrived and the music got louder.
The dogs began to roar when they saw the squirrels in the yard.
Roar
01
the full loud cry of a lion or another wild animal
02
a deep prolonged loud noise
03
a very loud utterance (like the sound of an animal)
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