Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
foudre
Noun
/fuːdr/

Definition
A sudden, intense strike, especially referring to lightning.

Examples
- The sky was filled with foudre as the storm rolled in, illuminating the landscape.
- In the novel, the hero faced the foudre with courage, undeterred by the raging storm.

Meaning
The term originates from Latin ‘fulgura,’ meaning flash or lightning. It’s often used in poetic contexts to evoke the power and unpredictability of nature.

Synonyms
- Lightning
- Thunderbolt
- Storm
- Electricity