Definition

A loud and clear sound, often resembling a trumpet, used to call attention or signal something important.

Example

The clarioning of the horn signaled the start of the parade.

Conversation

Did you hear that clarioning sound from the old trumpet?

Yeah, it was pretty loud! What a unique noise.

I wonder if it's an actual performance or just someone practicing.

Either way, it definitely caught my attention!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Clarioning → It is formed from "clarion" (from Old French *clarion*, meaning a shrill, clear sound) and "-ing" (a suffix used to indicate the action or process of). The word "clarioning" refers to the act of producing a clear, shrill sound, often associated with a trumpet or similar instrument.

Memory Tip

Think of the word 'clarion' which means a clear sound, and remember that 'clarioning' is the action of making that clear sound.

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