"Thunderbolt" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Thunderbolt" Meaning

A sudden and powerful flash of lightning that strikes the ground or a body of water, typically accompanied by thunder.

"Thunderbolt" Examples

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In Homer's Iliad, the Greek goddess Hera uses a thunderbolt to strike and kill Cicynna.
A thunderbolt is a bolt of lightning that has fallen to the ground and can cause damage to anything it hits.
In 18th century Latin American folklore, a thief is said to have been spared by the gods when a thunderbolt killed a man nearby.
The person was frightened by deafening thunderbolt-like sounds and frightened pupils.
Zeus in Greek mythology invoked a fierce thunderbolt upon those he considered disobedient.