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SweetFreedom Posted 12 years ago
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His face was like thunder?

Does "his face was like thunder" mean "his face was so horrific, like thunder that could kill you"?

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There were good questions from those who remained and even more from a little group who gathered round afterwards, a few sceptical ones challenging some brave believers who had dared remain. Then I looked for the chairman who had introduced me. I felt shaken and exhausted and hoped for support. After all, he must have known when I was invited that I was a vociferous atheist, and since I was invited to talk about memes he must have expected me to mention religions. But his face was like thunder. As we left the building, discussing what had happened, I asked him if he was religious. ‘I am a Christian,’ he said, darkly. No comfort there!
  

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SweetFreedom His face was like thunder? He looked very angry.

  • SweetFreedom His face was like thunder?
  • He looked very angry.
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SweetFreedomHis face was like thunder?
He looked very angry.
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