Verb:

আউট উচ্চনিনাদ,

blare out's Usage Examples:

In fear, the piper clutched his bagpipes, causing the pipes to blare out their sound.

As the brass blare out, Wolimhaus believes the Doomsday has arrived, but it is the Queen's arrival.

contains Olafson, the reconstructed Carney sets up a loudspeaker system to blare out sounds of machine guns and tanks to fool the guards into thinking that.

Japan; and the atonal jazz soundtrack, full of chaotic fanfares that blare out to punctuate the action.

song was written after seeing the student protests, which was made to "blare out of our sound system", and they wanted "a full on, in your face, punchy.

positive review, saying "[Wake Up is] the kind of record you want to blare out of your car windows while breaking the speed limit on the freeway.

And the unending slogan which millions of loudspeakers blare out is that everyone is fighting for the happiness of others.

who do not use turn signals before making a turn teenage drivers who blare out music on the radio while they wait at a stop sign women who apply lipstick.

interrupted by a wedding DJ setting up next door "who can't help but blare out 'Macarena' at the worst possible moments".

describing its songs as "sun-soaked Europop tracks that appear destined to blare out of various Club 18-30 hotspots until the inevitable 6-a.

Headlines of the Inquirer blare out the exposé in a montage of early Inquirer newspaper headlines: "TRACTION.

"Retreat" would blare out from the loudspeakers all over the base.

Shull, Indianapolis News, September 17, 1968, p14 "Nixon to blare out 'Sock it to me' on TV", Oneonta (NY) Star, September 16, 1968, p1 Kathryn.

Synonyms:

foul;

Antonyms:

fair; unclassified;