larum Synonyms
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larum Meaning
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larum (n.)
See Alarum, and Alarm.
larum Sentence Examples
- The larum, an ancient bell, echoed throughout the village, signaling the start of the annual festival.
- The composer's symphony was filled with larum and bells, creating a cacophony of sound.
- The fire alarm's piercing larum shattered the silence of the night, jolting everyone awake.
- The ship's larum boomed through the fog, warning other vessels of its presence.
- The sound of the larum, a horn blown to signal the arrival of guests, filled the air with anticipation.
- The larum, a loud noise or disturbance, startled the birds from their nests.
- The larum of the bells, ringing out the hour, could be heard throughout the town.
- The larum caused widespread panic, as people rushed to evacuate the building.
- The king's larum, a trumpet call, summoned his knights to battle.
- The bell tower's larum chimed at midday, signaling the start of the town's daily market.
FAQs About the word larum
See Alarum, and Alarm.
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The larum, an ancient bell, echoed throughout the village, signaling the start of the annual festival.
The composer's symphony was filled with larum and bells, creating a cacophony of sound.
The fire alarm's piercing larum shattered the silence of the night, jolting everyone awake.
The ship's larum boomed through the fog, warning other vessels of its presence.
