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I'm hearing a lot of rumblings

🇬🇧 UK //ˈrʌm.blɪŋz// 🇺🇸 US //ˈrʌm.blɪŋz//

Meaning of I'm hearing a lot of rumblings

Sounds or feelings of unrest or anticipation, often indicating upcoming changes.

In simple words: I hear noises or feelings of unease.

I'm hearing a lot of rumblings in a sentence

• I'm hearing a lot of rumblings about a new policy at work.
• The political landscape is full of rumblings that could lead to changes.
• She mentioned some rumblings in the community regarding the upcoming election.
• I'm hearing a lot of rumblings from my friends about a surprise party.
• The rumblings from the ground indicated a possible earthquake.

How to use I'm hearing a lot of rumblings

Use 'rumblings' to convey underlying tension or news, often in informal contexts. It can indicate that something significant might happen.

Grammar pattern

standalone statement

Memory hint

Imagine feeling a deep, vibrating noise in your stomach, like the ground shaking.

Related words

Collocations with I'm hearing a lot of rumblings

• political rumblings
• rumblings of discontent
• rumblings of change

Synonyms for I'm hearing a lot of rumblings

• grumbles
• murmurs
• whispers
• growls
• tremors

Common mistakes with I'm hearing a lot of rumblings

• Confused with 'rumors' which implies spoken gossip.
• Using in overly formal contexts.
• Not recognizing it can mean both physical and metaphorical sounds.

Frequently asked questions about I'm hearing a lot of rumblings

What does I'm hearing a lot of rumblings mean?

I hear noises or feelings of unease.

What is the definition of I'm hearing a lot of rumblings?

Sounds or feelings of unrest or anticipation, often indicating upcoming changes.

How do you use I'm hearing a lot of rumblings in a sentence?

I'm hearing a lot of rumblings about a new policy at work.

Can you give another example of I'm hearing a lot of rumblings?

The political landscape is full of rumblings that could lead to changes.

What are synonyms for I'm hearing a lot of rumblings?

Common alternatives include grumbles, murmurs, whispers, growls, tremors.

What words go with I'm hearing a lot of rumblings?

It commonly pairs with political rumblings, rumblings of discontent, rumblings of change.

What are common mistakes when using I'm hearing a lot of rumblings?

Confused with 'rumors' which implies spoken gossip. Using in overly formal contexts. Not recognizing it can mean both physical and metaphorical sounds.

How do you pronounce I'm hearing a lot of rumblings?

US: //ˈrʌm.blɪŋz//, UK: //ˈrʌm.blɪŋz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use I'm hearing a lot of rumblings?

Use 'rumblings' to convey underlying tension or news, often in informal contexts. It can indicate that something significant might happen.