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"thump" vs "thumps"

Both 'thump' and 'thumps' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Thump' is the singular form, used when referring to a single sound or action. 'Thumps' is the plural form or the third person singular form, used when referring to multiple sounds or actions or when using the verb in the third person singular.

Last Updated: March 15, 2024

thump

Correct. 'Thump' is the singular form of the word, used when referring to a single sound or action.

Use 'thump' when you want to refer to a single dull, heavy sound or a single forceful blow.

Examples:

  • I heard a loud thump coming from the basement.
  • The book fell to the floor with a thump.

Alternatives:

  • bang
  • thud
  • clunk
  • knock
  • pound

thumps

Correct. 'Thumps' is the plural form or the third person singular form of the word, used when referring to multiple sounds or actions or when using the verb in the third person singular.

Use 'thumps' when you want to refer to multiple dull, heavy sounds or forceful blows, or when using the verb in the third person singular.

Examples:

  • The thumps of the bass could be heard from the party next door.
  • He thumps the table when he's frustrated.

Alternatives:

  • bangs
  • thuds
  • clunks
  • knocks
  • pounds

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