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clarion

Aussprache: [ˈklɛriən]

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Kontext: „communication“

(noun) a clarion is a loud and clear sound, like a trumpet. It is often used to make an announcement or call attention to something important.

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The clarion of the trumpet signaled the start of the parade.

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The speech was dull and lacked the clarion needed to inspire the crowd.

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Did you hear the clarion calling everyone to gather for the meeting?

Kontext: „characteristics“

(adjective) when something is described as clarion, it means it is clear and very easy to understand. This can be a voice or a message that is direct and really gets the point across.

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She gave a clarion explanation of the project, making it easy for everyone to understand.

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His confusing words were not clarion at all, and everyone looked puzzled.

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Is her message as clarion as it should be for everyone to follow?

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