Emits strident noise
Blares is the verb blare in third-person singular or the noun in plural.
To blare is to sound loudly and harshly—horns blare, music blares from speakers, alarms blare warnings.
The noun describes the sound itself: the blare of trumpets, the blare of car horns in traffic.
Blaring suggests aggressive volume that's hard to ignore.
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Emits strident noise
Blares is the verb blare in third-person singular or the noun in plural.
To blare is to sound loudly and harshly—horns blare, music blares from speakers, alarms blare warnings.
The noun describes the sound itself: the blare of trumpets, the blare of car horns in traffic.
Blaring suggests aggressive volume that's hard to ignore.
1. music — speakers, Audio output devices; amplifier (Signal-strengthening electronic device); volume (Amount of space filled); bass (Deep pitch or fish); stereo · radio · boombox · subwoofer · nightclub · concert · festival · DJ · dancefloor · sound system
VOLUME/LOUDNESSblares ≠ whispers Speaks very quietly; murmurs · hushes · mutters · mumbles · purrs
MANNER OF SOUND PRODUCTIONblares ≠ coos Soft dove utterances; croons · sighs · lilts · whispers · purrs
PRESENCE VS. ABSENCE OF SOUNDblares ≠ silences Stops from speaking; hushes · mutes · quiets · stills
blare out (Emit loud sound)
blare, blaring, blared
Word data: Linguabase (CC0) · www.idea.org/words/blares