Thunder roared like a fierce beast.

Meaning: This sentence compares the sound of thunder to the roar of a fierce beast, emphasizing its loudness and intensity.

Choice of Words: Roared is a verb that means to make a loud, deep sound, like a lion or a tiger. Like is used to compare two things. Beast is an animal, especially one that is large, powerful, and dangerous. When you put them together, "Thunder roared like a fierce beast" means that the thunder made a loud, powerful sound, similar to the roar of a wild animal.

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