roar

[rɔː(r)]

roar Definition

  • 1a loud, deep sound made by a lion, tiger, or other large wild animal
  • 2a very loud noise made by a crowd of people or a machine
  • 3to make a loud, deep sound

Using roar: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "roar" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The lion let out a mighty roar.

  • Example

    The roar of the engine drowned out his voice.

  • Example

    The crowd gave a roar of approval.

  • Example

    The wind roared through the trees.

roar Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for roar

Antonyms for roar

Idioms Using roar

  • a lion's roar

    a symbol of strength and power

    Example

    The company's new product launch was met with a lion's roar of approval from investors.

  • roar up

    approach someone or something in a threatening or aggressive manner

    Example

    The bear roared up on its hind legs, ready to attack.

  • criticize or reject someone or something in a forceful manner

    Example

    The boss roared down the employee for making a mistake.

Phrases with roar

  • laugh loudly and heartily

    Example

    The comedian had the audience roaring with laughter.

  • respond to an attack or criticism in a forceful manner

    Example

    The team roared back in the second half to win the game.

  • drive away from a place quickly and noisily

    Example

    The car roared off down the street, leaving a trail of dust behind.

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Summary: roar in Brief

The term 'roar' [rɔː(r)] refers to a loud, deep sound made by large wild animals or a very loud noise made by crowds or machines. It can also mean to make a loud, deep sound. Examples include 'The lion let out a mighty roar' and 'The crowd gave a roar of approval.' Phrases like 'roar with laughter' and idioms like 'a lion's roar' are also common.

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