trumpets

Meanings

• noun

  A musical instrument, typically having a long, tapering bore, usually with a flared bell, and producing a clear, bright, projecting tone.

  - "The trumpeter played a fanfare before the king's entrance."
  - "The sound of trumpets signaled the start of the battle."
  - "The military band played a tune on their trumpets."

• verb

  To announce or proclaim loudly and authoritatively.

  - "The president trumpeted his accomplishments during the campaign."
  - "The company trumpeted its new product launch."
  - "The salesperson trumpeted the benefits of the product."

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Synonyms

cornet

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with trumpets
jumpettes , rumpus , stumpets , pumpets

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Variants

List of all variants of trumpets that leads to same result
trumpet , trumpeted , trumpeting , trumpets , trumpetlike

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Forms

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trumpeting, trumpets', trumpetter

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Etymology

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From Old French trompette, from tromporter, to play a trumpet.

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Trivia

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1. Trumpets were first used in Europe in the 15th century.

2. The world's longest trumpet is over 40 feet long.

3. Trumpets were used as signaling devices in ancient Rome and Greece.

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Related Concepts

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1. Brass family: Trumpets are a part of the brass family of musical instruments.

2. Fanfare: A fanfare is a musical composition played on trumpets and other brass instruments to announce the arrival of a dignitary or the beginning of a ceremony.

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Culture

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Trumpets have been used throughout history for various cultural, historical, and symbolic purposes. In music, they have been used in orchestras, jazz bands, and military bands. In literature, trumpets have been used as symbols of announcements, fanfares, and triumph. In art, trumpets have been depicted in paintings and sculptures. In religion, trumpets have been used to signify the end of the world or the beginning of a new era.

How to Memorize "trumpets"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize a long, curved instrument with a bell at the end. Imagine the bright, clear sound that comes out of it when played.

2. associate
   

   - Associate trumpets with fanfares, announcements, and triumph.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the mnemonic 'Trumpets Toot Terrifically' to remember the word.

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