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Meanings of blare in English
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sonar molt fort Usage of blare in English
1
From the brilliantly lit social hall came a blare of music-hall melody.
2
The blare of the piano and all sounds of revelry had hushed.
3
The lights flash and the horns blare, as the local police arrive.
4
The deafening blare of generators came from the houses on either side.
5
At the sudden blare of trumpets, Madoc whirled and left the room.
6
Finally, after what felt like years, my proximity alarm began to blare.
7
The music broke out with a great blare and covered her voice.
8
A blare of whistling feedback grated on every eardrum in the building.
9
He heard shots, loud cries, the hideous blare of the Bengal trumpets.
10
Then Krishna also blew his conch filling the welkin with its blare.
11
A blare of trumpets told us that the procession was drawing near.
12
Echoing from the towers of the city, trumpets blare, brazen and bold.
13
Somewhere in the maze of corridors a time-tide alarm began to blare.
14
The impact shook the entire storefront and an alarm began to blare.
15
A blare of music, however, proved the presence of a band within.
16
The television continued to blare, a picture of Ali filling the screen.
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Blare through the time
Blare across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common