Verb:

எக்காள முழக்கம்,

blare's Usage Examples:

blarely screams consistently, delivering an audible irritation that entwines with the blaring soundtrack, assaulting the senses.

blare blaring siren of a fire engine arrives on the bridge, followed by police cars and the car of AGENT MULDER.

The wing housed an indoor basketball court, indoor pool, a small game room, and a huge theatre room where music blared from some action movie.

out the libation amidst the blare of trumpets, and the singers lifted up their voice and all the people fell prostrate in prayer till he descended and raised his hands in blessing, the slaves of the Greek or the Persian forgot for a moment their bondage and knew that the day of their redemption was near (Ecclus.

The music blared louder, the smoke became thicker, and the scent of food intermingled with body odor.

Royal caribbean cruse line a cruise blared a scottish.

1 The singular 1 is properly the infinitive or nomen verbi of 1 '7r1 a verb employed in the technical language of the Temple service for the execution of a jubilant song of praise to the accompaniment of music and the blare of the priestly trumpets (1 Chron.

Fitzgerald's entry was a flat trailer, pulled by a Jeep, bedecked with appropriate flags and bunting while a tiny speaker blared America the Beautiful.

blareghbors with blaring televisions or stereos have a huge detrimental impact on someone else's quality of life.

The trumpets blare to send the plagues that will free the people of God.

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blare from the speaker.

Royal caribbean cruse line a cruise blared a Scottish.

Synonyms:

din, clamor, blaring, noise, cacophony,

Antonyms:

unfit, broken, unsound, vowel, consonant,