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blare in Latin

blare in Latin is clangor, clango — blare means to make a loud, harsh sound, especially from a speaker, horn, or instrument.

blare in Latin

clangor
noun
A loud sound.
clango
verb
To make a loud sound, especially like a trumpet.

What does "blare" mean?

  1. verb To make a loud, harsh sound, especially from a speaker, horn, or instrument.
    "Music blared from the car's open windows."
  2. noun A loud, harsh noise.
    "The blare of the alarm woke the whole building."
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blare in a sentence

  • Music blared from the car's open windows.
  • A siren blared as the fire truck raced past.
  • The blare of the alarm woke the whole building.

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What is "blare" in Latin?

"blare" in Latin is clangor, clango. blare means: To make a loud, harsh sound, especially from a speaker, horn, or instrument.

How do you use "blare" in a sentence?

Example: "Music blared from the car's open windows." In Latin, "blare" is clangor, clango.

Are there other ways to say "blare" in Latin?

Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "blare": clangor, clango.

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