trumpeted
Blared out proudly
Trumpeted is the past tense of trumpet, meaning to proclaim loudly or widely.
The verb comes from the trumpet's carrying power—news that is trumpeted reaches many ears: The company trumpeted its quarterly earnings.
Animals trumpet when they produce loud, resonant calls: The elephant trumpeted in alarm.
Declared in public
- declaredStated with authority
- announcedPublicly stated or declared
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
- heraldedAnnounced with fanfare
publicized · touted · blazoned · shouted · promoted · highlighted · emphasized · championed
Contacted by phone
- bellowedShouted in deep tones
- blaredEmitted harsh, loud sound
- soundedProduced audible vibration
- vocalizedExpressed with voice
cried · roared · herd · matriarch · tusker · pachyderm · trunk · savanna
Excessively praised or promoted
- flauntedShowed off boldly
- braggedSpoke boastfully
- crowedBoasted or cried triumphantly
- boastedSpoke with excessive pride
paraded · showed off · glorified · exaggerated · puffed up · aggrandized · hyped · overstated
proclaimed
Declared in public
heralded · publicized · touted · blazoned · shouted · promoted · highlighted · emphasized · championed · advocated
called
Contacted by phone
vocalized · cried · roared · herd · matriarch · tusker · pachyderm · trunk · savanna · Dumbo
vaunted
Excessively praised or promoted
boasted · paraded · showed off · glorified · exaggerated · puffed up · aggrandized · hyped · overstated · ballyhooed
bugle
Valveless military horn
clarion · cornet · horn · reveille · blare · blast · call · signal · ceremonial · processional
trumpetedkept quiet
hushed up · concealed · suppressed · withheld · buried
trumpetedunderstated
Deliberately minimized in expression
downplayed · minimized · soft-pedaled · played down · de-emphasized
- trumpet blastLoud horn sound
- ear trumpetHandheld sound amplifier
- trumpet callMusical signal from brass
- trumpet soloSingle horn performance
- blow one's own trumpetSelf-congratulatory bragging
- jazz trumpetBrass horn for improvisation