Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dull-roar
noun
/dʌl rɔːr/
Definition
A deep, continuous sound that lacks the sharpness or intensity of a full roar.
Examples
- The dull-roar of the ocean could be heard from the cliff’s edge.
- In the background, a dull-roar of the crowd could be sensed during the concert.
- As the storm approached, a dull-roar echoed through the valley.
Meaning
The term ‘dull-roar’ typically refers to a sound that is low and muted, often associated with a distant or subdued noise.
Synonyms
- muffled sound
- low rumble
- thunderous murmur
- muted roar
