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clarion
/klËÃĻÉšiâÉn/
Clarion
01
a medieval brass instrument known for its clear, shrill, and piercing tone, often used in ceremonies or military signals
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The herald blew the clarion to call everyone to attention.
to clarion
01
to announce or call out loudly and clearly, as if on a clarion a small, clear-sounding trumpet
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Activists clarion their demands for reform in the town square.
02
to sound a clarion
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Soldiers clarioned their arrival to announce the king's presence.
clarion
01
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loud and clear in tone, message, or intent
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His clarion voice rang out above the noise.
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