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boom

British pronunciation/bˈuːm/
American pronunciation/ˈbum/
Boom
[NOUN]
1

a time of great economic growth

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2

a deep prolonged loud noise

synonyms : roar
roaring
thunder
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3

a pole carrying an overhead microphone projected over a film or tv set

synonyms : microphone boom
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4

an event that leads to great fortune, huge profits, or sudden wealth

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5

any of various more-or-less horizontal spars or poles used to extend the foot of a sail or for handling cargo or in mooring

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to boom
[VERB]
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1

to experience great growth and improvement

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2

make a resonant sound, like artillery

synonyms : din
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3

hit hard

synonyms : blast
nail
smash
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4

make a deep hollow sound

synonyms : boom out
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5

be the case that thunder is being heard

synonyms : thunder
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Examples
1During the economic boom, many professionals were landing plum jobs with attractive benefits.
2His business was booming for a while, orders flooding in constantly.
3During the tech boom, some startups had a license to print money with their innovative products.
4During the boom in the real estate market, he coined money by selling properties.
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