Definition

Describing a sound that is loud and clear, often used to indicate a strong or urgent message.

Example

The clarion call of the trumpet signaled the start of the parade.

Conversation

Did you hear that clarion announcement about the new project?

Yes, it was really loud and clear!

I think it’s great that they’re making such a clarion effort to involve everyone.

Absolutely! It really gets everyone motivated.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A type of trumpet from medieval times that produces a loud and clear sound.

Example

The clarion sounded through the valley, announcing the start of the festival.

Conversation

Did you hear that clarion sound coming from the park earlier?

Yeah, it was so loud and clear! What was it?

I think someone was playing a medieval trumpet or something similar.

Root Explanation

Clarion → It originates from Old French *clarion*, meaning a shrill trumpet or a clear sound. The word describes a type of trumpet known for its clear and penetrating tone.

Memory Tip

Imagine a trumpet that produces a 'clear' sound — that's why 'clarion' refers to a clear and loud call.

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