Pronunciation: /rɪˈvɪli/
noun a signal, as of a drum or bugle, sounded early in the morning to awaken soldiers, sailors, etc.
A1 The sound of reveille woke up the soldiers at dawn.
A2 The camp was filled with the sound of reveille every morning.
B1 The bugle played reveille to signal the start of the day.
B2 The soldiers quickly got out of bed when they heard the reveille.
C1 The reveille was a familiar sound for the military personnel, signaling the beginning of the day.
C2 The haunting sound of the reveille echoed through the base, stirring everyone to action.
verb None
A1 I wake up every morning when the reveille plays.
A2 The soldier reveilles at the break of dawn.
B1 The camp commander reveilles the troops at 5 AM.
B2 The bugler reveilles the entire base with a loud and clear call.
C1 The general reveilles the soldiers with a sense of urgency and purpose.
C2 The sound of the reveille reverberates through the entire military compound, signaling the start of a new day.
adjective None
A1 I woke up to the sound of the reveille bugle call.
A2 The reveille alarm clock helped me get up early for my exam.
B1 The reveille routine of morning exercises was a new experience for the recruits.
B2 The reveille drum beat signaled the start of the day for the military troops.
C1 The reveille tradition dates back to the early days of military history.
C2 The reveille ceremony was a solemn and impactful event for all those in attendance.
adverb None
A1 I woke up to the sound of reveille.
A2 The soldiers marched in time to the reveille.
B1 The camp was awakened by the reveille at dawn.
B2 The reveille signaled the start of the day's activities.
C1 The haunting sound of the reveille echoed through the valley.
C2 The reveille was played flawlessly by the military band.
pronoun None
A1 I woke up to the sound of reveille.
A2 The campers gathered at the sound of reveille.
B1 The soldiers marched in formation after reveille sounded.
B2 The commander ordered the troops to assemble immediately after reveille.
C1 The intricate choreography of the military parade began at the command of reveille.
C2 The precision and discipline of the soldiers during reveille was truly impressive.
preposition None
A1 I woke up to the sound of reveille.
A2 The soldiers marched in formation after the reveille sounded.
B1 The reveille signaled the start of the day's activities at the military camp.
B2 The camp counselor blew the reveille to wake up the campers.
C1 The reveille echoed through the valley, signaling the start of the annual military parade.
C2 As the sun rose, the reveille played, marking the beginning of the important ceremony.
conjunction None
A1 I woke up to the sound of reveille, so I quickly got out of bed.
A2 Reveille rang out across the camp, signaling the start of a new day.
B1 The soldiers gathered at the sound of reveille, ready for their morning drills.
B2 Reveille played over the loudspeaker, prompting everyone to rise and begin their day.
C1 As reveille echoed through the valley, the troops prepared for the upcoming battle.
C2 With the first notes of reveille, the entire base sprang into action, ready for whatever challenges lay ahead.
interjection None
A1 Reveille! It's time to wake up and start the day.
A2 Reveille! The soldiers quickly got out of bed and lined up for morning roll call.
B1 Reveille! The sound of the bugle filled the air, signaling the start of the day.
B2 Reveille! The camp came alive as the soldiers prepared for the day's activities.
C1 Reveille! The commanding officer's voice boomed across the base, rousing everyone from their slumber.
C2 Reveille! The disciplined soldiers sprang into action at the first sound of the bugle call.
article None
A1 The sound of reveille woke up the soldiers at dawn.
A2 The camp was filled with the sound of reveille every morning.
B1 The bugle played reveille to signal the start of the day.
B2 The soldiers quickly got out of bed when they heard the reveille.
C1 The reveille was a familiar sound to the veteran soldiers.
C2 The haunting notes of the reveille echoed through the empty battlefield.
formal The reveille sounded promptly at 6:00 AM, signaling the start of the day.
informal I always hit snooze when I hear the reveille in the morning.
slang I can never wake up on time, even with the reveille blaring in my ear.
figurative The sunrise was like nature's reveille, waking up the world with its warm light.
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