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sennet (n.)
A signal call on a trumpet or cornet for entrance or exit on the stage.
The barracuda.
sennet Sentence Examples
- The sennet, a prolonged trumpet fanfare, signaled the entrance of the monarch.
- The sennet's piercing blare reverberated through the grand hall, announcing the royal procession.
- The sennet preceded the arrival of the ambassador, a symbol of the nation's authority.
- The sennet echoed from the castle walls, alerting the villagers to the impending royal visit.
- During the coronation, the sennet accompanied the presentation of the scepter and orb.
- The sennet's triumphant notes celebrated the victory of the king's forces in battle.
- The sennet served as a ceremonial call to order during official gatherings.
- The sennet's solemn tones marked the passing of a beloved ruler.
- The sennet's fanfare filled the air during the knighting of new members of the royal court.
- The sennet's stirring notes preceded the arrival of the queen during the annual royal tournament.
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A signal call on a trumpet or cornet for entrance or exit on the stage., The barracuda.
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The sennet, a prolonged trumpet fanfare, signaled the entrance of the monarch.
The sennet's piercing blare reverberated through the grand hall, announcing the royal procession.
The sennet preceded the arrival of the ambassador, a symbol of the nation's authority.
The sennet echoed from the castle walls, alerting the villagers to the impending royal visit.
