clarion Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- deafening
- loud
- raucous
- resounding
- thunderous
- earsplitting
- discordant
- noisy
- stentorian
- squealing
- blaring
- thundering
- vociferous
- harsh
- clamorous
- sonorous
- ringing
- trumpetlike
- grating
- crashing
- brazen
Weak:
clarion Meaning
clarion (n)
a medieval brass instrument with a clear shrill tone
clarion (v)
blow the clarion
proclaim on, or as if on, a clarion
clarion (s)
loud and clear
clarion (n.)
A kind of trumpet, whose note is clear and shrill.
clarion Sentence Examples
- The clarion call for justice rallied thousands to the streets in protest.
- In times of crisis, leaders must provide a clarion message to reassure the populace.
- The clarion trumpet sounded, signaling the beginning of the ceremony.
- The president's speech served as a clarion call for unity amidst turmoil.
- Through his writing, the author issued a clarion warning about the dangers of unchecked power.
- The clarion voice of the activist echoed across the square, demanding change.
- The clarion notes of the bugle announced the start of the military parade.
- The clarion declaration of independence inspired a nation to rise against oppression.
- As the sun rose over the horizon, its rays cast a clarion light upon the landscape.
- The clarion clarinet melody soared above the orchestra, stirring hearts with its beauty.
FAQs About the word clarion
a medieval brass instrument with a clear shrill tone, blow the clarion, proclaim on, or as if on, a clarion, loud and clearA kind of trumpet, whose note is clea
strident,shrill, clear, deafening, loud, raucous, resounding, thunderous, earsplitting, discordant
dull, quiet, dead, dead,gentle, low, gentle, silent, quiet, soft
The clarion call for justice rallied thousands to the streets in protest.
In times of crisis, leaders must provide a clarion message to reassure the populace.
The clarion trumpet sounded, signaling the beginning of the ceremony.
The president's speech served as a clarion call for unity amidst turmoil.
