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What are some adjectives that describe roar?

Here are some adjectives that describe roar, categorized by their emphasis:

Intensity:

* Thunderous: A roar that is powerful and loud, like thunder.

* Deafening: So loud it's difficult to hear anything else.

* Explosive: Sudden and powerful, like an explosion.

* Raging: Full of anger and uncontrolled force.

* Intense: Extremely powerful and forceful.

Nature:

* Animalistic: Sounds like a wild animal, like a lion or bear.

* Primal: A basic, raw, instinctive sound.

* Deep: Low and resonant, like the sound of a volcano.

* Vibrant: Full of energy and life.

* Shaking: So powerful it causes vibrations.

Emotional:

* Ferocious: Threatening and aggressive.

* Terrifying: Causing fear and alarm.

* Angry: Expressing anger and frustration.

* Triumphant: A roar of victory or celebration.

* Joyful: A roar of happiness and excitement.

Descriptive:

* Loud: Simply very loud.

* Continuous: A long and sustained roar.

* Echoing: Bouncing off surfaces, creating a reverberation.

* Guttural: Coming from the throat, deep and rough.

* Booming: A deep, resonating sound.

You can also combine these adjectives to create more specific descriptions, for example, "a deafening, primal roar" or "a ferocious, echoing roar."

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