Definition

To make a loud, harsh sound, often like a horn or siren.

Example

The car's horn began to blare as it approached the intersection.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that music blare from the neighbor's apartment last night?

Yeah, it was so loud! I could barely focus on my book.

I know, right? It's hard to relax when it keeps blaring like that.

Exactly! I hope they turn it down soon.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A loud and harsh sound, often associated with horns or alarms.

Example

The blare of the siren could be heard from blocks away.

Conversation

Did you hear that blare from the concert last night?

Yeah, it was so loud that I could feel it in my chest!

I know, right? The blare of the trumpets was especially intense.

Definition

To make a loud, harsh sound, often used to describe the noise made by a horn or siren.

Example

The car's horn began to blare as it approached the intersection.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear the news? They really blare those headlines everywhere!

I know, right? It feels like they want everyone to know about it.

It's hard to ignore when they blare the same story all day long.

Root Explanation

The word 'blare' originates from Middle English 'blaren', meaning to cry out or shout. It is likely imitative in nature, reflecting the loud, harsh sound it describes.

Memory Tip

Imagine a loud, harsh sound that 'cries out' — that's what 'blare' means.

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