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Definition of «thud»

The word "thud" is an onomatopoeic term that refers to a loud, dull sound often associated with something heavy or solid hitting against another object. It can be used to describe a variety of sounds such as footsteps, objects falling from heights, or even the impact of a punch in boxing. The word is also sometimes used figuratively to describe an abrupt stop or sudden realization.

Usage examples

  1. The heavy book dropped from the shelf and landed on the floor with a loud thud.
  2. As the boxer delivered a powerful punch to his opponent's jaw, the sound of a solid thud echoed through the arena.
  3. The tree branches, weighed down by the snow, snapped and fell to the ground with a heavy thud.
  4. The driver failed to notice the speed bump ahead, causing the car to hit it with a jarring thud.
  5. The basketball player's slam dunk made the ball hit the backboard with a satisfying thud.

Phrases with «thud»

Sentences with «thud»

  • One of the major adult dating site — finding life partner is much easier now on the Internet with thuds of worldwide user. (datingsimilar.com)
  • Canelo's shots were landing with thudding power in the final stages of the round. (sbnation.com)
  • I would spend time, crafting a message, working diligently at an essay or a post, to make a specific point or teach a particular thing, and these posts, they always fly out the window and land with a dull reverberating thud on the ground below. (sarahbessey.com)
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