The lion let out a loud roar.
What does Roar mean?
Roar means a loud deep sound.
Dictionary definition
A loud, deep sound, or to make a loud, deep sound.
Roar in a sentence
We heard the roar of the waterfall before we saw it.
The crowd's roar grew louder when the team scored.
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What does roar mean?
Roar means a loud deep sound.
Choose the best word: The lion let out a loud ____.
Roar best completes the sentence.
Which word is most opposite in meaning to roar?
Whisper is opposite in volume because roar is loud.
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