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A continuous deep, resonant sound, often related to thunder or a distant conflict.
In simple words: A loud, deep sound, like thunder or a fight.
Rumble in a sentence
- The thunder began to rumble in the distance.
- I could hear the rumble of the train approaching.
- The crowd started to rumble with excitement.
- A rumble broke out between the two rival groups.
- His stomach started to rumble after missing lunch.
- You could hear the rumble of distant thunder before the rain.
How to use Rumble
Used to describe deep sounds, especially in casual contexts. Not typically formal. Avoid using for delicate sounds.
Grammar pattern
rumble + object
Memory hint
Think of a 'rumble' in your stomach before a big meal.
Related words
Collocations with Rumble
- rumble of thunder
- rumble in the distance
- rumble of traffic
Synonyms for Rumble
- thunder
- growl
- roar
- grumble
- bellow
Common mistakes with Rumble
- Confused with 'grumble' - both are sounds, but 'grumble' is complaining.
- Using 'rumble' in formal writing - it's better in conversations.
- Misusing the tense - remember it can be 'rumbling' for ongoing actions.
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Frequently asked questions about Rumble
What does Rumble mean?
A loud, deep sound, like thunder or a fight.
What is the definition of Rumble?
A continuous deep, resonant sound, often related to thunder or a distant conflict.
How do you use Rumble in a sentence?
The thunder began to rumble in the distance.
Can you give another example of Rumble?
I could hear the rumble of the train approaching.
What are synonyms for Rumble?
Common alternatives include thunder, growl, roar, grumble, bellow.
What is the opposite of Rumble?
Opposite meanings include silence, calm.
What words go with Rumble?
It commonly pairs with rumble of thunder, rumble in the distance, rumble of traffic.
What are common mistakes when using Rumble?
Confused with 'grumble' - both are sounds, but 'grumble' is complaining. Using 'rumble' in formal writing - it's better in conversations. Misusing the tense - remember it can be 'rumbling' for ongoing actions.
How do you pronounce Rumble?
US: //ˈrʌm.bəl//, UK: //ˈrʌm.bəl//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Rumble?
Used to describe deep sounds, especially in casual contexts. Not typically formal. Avoid using for delicate sounds.