Scream and Thunder

Scream

Scream verb - To cry out loudly and emotionally.
Usage example: we screamed when the roller coaster began its 30-foot plunge

Thunder and scream are semantically related In some cases you can use "Thunder" instead a verb "Scream".

Thunder

Thunder verb - To make a long loud deep noise or cry.
Usage example: as we got closer, the waterfall thundered louder and louder

Scream and thunder are semantically related in roar topic. Sometimes you can use "Scream" instead a verb "Thunder".

How words are described

high high scream high thunder
long long scream long thunder
similar similar scream similar thunder
original original scream original thunder
Other adjectives: continuous, loud, powerful, little, hideous, horrible, audible, subsequent, occasional, aforementioned.

Both words in one sentence

  • The being then disappears in a burst of thunder with a scream of horror:Die, the world does not need you!
  • Make Me Wanna Shout: The Thunderborn Barbarian's whole gimmic is that their battlecries are so impressive, spirits of thunder start following them around so they can scream in unison.
  • Tropic Thunder uses this one in a scene or two, with a latter sequence being absolutely hilarious due to it - the scream is much higher pitched and childish, but definitely the stock effect.
    Source: Stock Scream
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