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blood and thunder
noun
sensationalism, violence, or exaggerated melodrama.
a movie full of blood and thunder.
blood-and-thunder
adjective
denoting or relating to a melodramatic adventure story
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of blood and thunder1
Example Sentences
Watching parts of Spence's chat with Ferdinand, you can perhaps make easy assumptions about why a blood and thunder coach like Conte may not immediately take to Spence's more laidback demeanour off the pitch.
Morgan says his team will bring "heart, soul, blood and thunder".
Mainoo, meanwhile, rose above the blood and thunder with rare composure for one so young.
There isn't the blood and thunder of South Africa, the champagne and swagger of France or the intricacies of Ireland.
On the other side of the English Channel, the reaction against the French Revolution packed a lot more blood and thunder.
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