1. plural of clarion; medieval trumpets with clear, shrill tones
Usage: historical
2. loud, clear calls or sounds
Usage: literary

1. third person singular present of clarion; announces loudly and clearly
Usage: literary

Examples

• The medieval army advanced to the sound of clarions.
• Ancient clarions were made of brass or silver.
• The clarions of dawn awakened the sleeping village.
• She clarions the news across the valley.
• The rooster clarions the arrival of morning.
• Battle clarions echoed through the castle walls.