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ablare

American  
[uh-blair] / əˈblɛər /

adverb

  1. blaring.

    With trumpets ablare, the band entered the stadium.

Etymology

Origin of ablare

a 1 + blare

Example Sentences

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From Project Gutenberg

A week after a great city was all aglare with flags, and ablare with trumpets.

From Project Gutenberg

Sirens screaming and horn ablare, Benton & Bowles are riding the air.

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