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: brilliantly clear. her clarion top notes. also : loud and clear. a clarion call to action. Did you know? In the Middle Ages, clarion was a noun, the name for a trumpet that could play a melody in clear, shrill tones. The noun has since been used for the sound of a trumpet or a similar sound.
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noun. 1. a four-foot reed stop of trumpet quality on an organ. 2. an obsolete high-pitched small-bore trumpet. 3. the sound of such an instrument or any similar sound. adjective. 4. (prenominal) clear and ringing; inspiring. a clarion call to action. verb. 5. to proclaim loudly. Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers.
