Loud bang shook the house.

Meaning: This sentence describes how a sudden loud sound caused a building where people live to move or vibrate.

Choice of Words: Loud means very noisy, bang refers to a sudden loud sound, shook means caused to move or vibrate, the is used before a noun to indicate a specific one, and house is a building where people live.

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The loud noise made the house shake.

Meaning: This means that the noise was so loud that it caused the house to move or tremble.

Choice of Words: The word loud describes the volume or intensity of the noise, which was strong enough to cause the house to move. Noise refers to any unwanted or unpleasant sound, and shake means to move or vibrate rapidly. The word made indicates that the noise was the cause of the shaking.

A thunderous boom shook the house.

Meaning: This means that the thunder was so loud that it made the house shake or tremble.

Choice of Words: The word thunderous is used to describe the sound of thunder, which is a loud, rumbling noise caused by lightning. Boom is another word for a loud, explosive sound. The word shook means to move or vibrate rapidly, and the word house refers to the building where people live.

The deafening explosion caused the house to tremble.

Meaning: This means that the explosion was so loud that it made the house shake or tremble.

Choice of Words: The word deafening means extremely loud, to the point where it can cause damage to hearing. Explosion refers to a sudden release of energy that creates a loud sound and often involves the release of smoke or debris. The word caused indicates that the explosion was the reason for the trembling, and the word tremble means to shake or vibrate rapidly.

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