Pronunciation: /ˈblɛrɪŋ/
verb to make a loud, harsh sound
A1 The alarm clock was blaring loudly, waking me up from my sleep.
A2 The car's horn started blaring as soon as the traffic light turned green.
B1 The music from the party next door was blaring all night, keeping me awake.
B2 The police sirens were blaring as they chased the suspect through the city streets.
C1 The speaker at the rally was blaring his message to the crowd, energizing them with his words.
C2 The sound of the fighter jets blaring overhead was deafening as they flew in formation.
adjective loud and harsh in sound
A1 The blaring alarm woke me up early in the morning.
A2 The blaring music from the party next door kept me awake all night.
B1 The blaring sirens of the ambulance signaled a medical emergency in the neighborhood.
B2 The blaring headlines of the newspaper caught everyone's attention.
C1 The blaring horns of the cars in the traffic jam created a cacophony of noise.
C2 The blaring speakers at the concert made the music sound even more intense.
formal The blaring sirens of the ambulance could be heard from a distance.
informal I couldn't sleep last night because of the blaring music from my neighbor's party.
slang The blaring car horn startled me as I was crossing the street.
figurative Her blaring personality always makes her stand out in a crowd.
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