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booming

Intermediate (B1)

IPA: /ˈbuːmɪŋ/

KK: /ˈbumɪŋ/

adjective
Definition

Producing a loud, deep sound or having a strong and powerful effect.


Example

The booming voice of the announcer filled the stadium.


Comparatives & Superlatives

Comparative: more booming

Superlative: most booming


Conversation
Sloth A
Did you hear that booming sound last night?
Sloth B
Yeah, it was really loud! What do you think it was?
Sloth A
I think it might have been the thunder; it sounded so powerful and booming.
Sloth B
Definitely! It felt like the sky was shaking.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
thundering
resounding
powerful
Antonyms
quiet
soft
weak
verb
Definition

To make a loud, deep sound or to grow rapidly in a positive way.


Example

The economy is booming, with many new businesses opening every day.


Tense Forms

Past: boomed

Past Participle: boomed


Conversation
Sloth A
Have you noticed how the music industry is booming lately?
Sloth B
Yeah, it seems like new artists are popping up everywhere.
Sloth A
Exactly! It's amazing to see so much talent emerging.
Sloth B
Root Explanation

Booming → The word 'booming' originates from the verb 'boom', which is of imitative origin, mimicking the deep, resonant sound associated with a loud noise or explosion. The suffix '-ing' indicates the action or process of making a booming sound. Thus, 'booming' refers to the action of producing a loud, deep sound.

Memory Tip

Imagine a loud, deep sound that resonates — that's what 'booming' means, as it describes the action of making such a noise.

Visually Confused Words
blooming
bottoming
looming
booting
booking
unblooming
bootmaking
bookmaking
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Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
thrive
prosper
expand
Antonyms
decline
diminish
fail