"tonitruate" meaning in English

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      "form": "tonitruates",
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      "form": "tonitruating",
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      "form": "tonitruated",
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      "form": "tonitruated",
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          "ref": "1733 August, The Gentleman's Magazine, page 412",
          "text": "[…] yet through the caliginous sublimity of internexed conundrums, tonitruating with obstreperous cadencies, you rather obfuscate than illuminate our A-b-c-darian conceptions […]",
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          "ref": "1980, Anthony Burgess, Earthly Powers",
          "text": "Stertile thunder tonitruated terribly. ‘Oh Lord forgive us our bloody sins.’ Rain now pelted. It was hard work finding a taxi.",
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        "To thunder."
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        "(rare, intransitive) To thunder."
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          "ref": "1733 August, The Gentleman's Magazine, page 412",
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