blaring Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- sonorous
- shrill
- thundering
- piercing
- stentorian
- noisy
- plangent
- earsplitting
- blasting
- clamorous
- booming
- resounding
- thunderous
- clangorous
Weak:
Meaning of blaring
blaring (n)
a loud harsh or strident noise
blaring (s)
unpleasantly loud and penetrating
blaring (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Blare
blaring Sentence Examples
- The blaring sirens of the fire trucks signaled an emergency in the neighborhood.
- Despite the noise-canceling headphones, the blaring music from the party next door kept me awake all night.
- The blaring horns of the rush-hour traffic added to the chaos of the city streets.
- He couldn't concentrate on his work with the blaring television in the background.
- The blaring alarm clock jolted me out of bed, reminding me of an early morning appointment.
- The blaring headlines in the newspaper announced the shocking news to the entire community.
- Walking through the bustling market, the blaring voices of vendors vying for attention filled the air.
- The blaring sound of the megaphone commanded the attention of the protesting crowd.
- Despite the blaring sun overhead, the park was filled with families enjoying their picnics.
- The blaring speakers at the concert venue echoed the electrifying performance of the band.
FAQs About the word blaring
a loud harsh or strident noise, unpleasantly loud and penetratingof Blare
deafening, roaring, ringing,loud, sonorous, shrill, thundering, piercing, stentorian, noisy
gentle, silent, still, silent,low, dead, soft, dead, low, gentle
The blaring sirens of the fire trucks signaled an emergency in the neighborhood.
Despite the noise-canceling headphones, the blaring music from the party next door kept me awake all night.
The blaring horns of the rush-hour traffic added to the chaos of the city streets.
He couldn't concentrate on his work with the blaring television in the background.
