Blaring and Shooting

Blaring

Blaring adjective - Marked by a high volume of sound.

Shooting and blaring are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shooting" instead an adjective "Blaring".

Nearby Words: blare, blared

Shooting

Shooting noun - The act of firing a projectile.
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Synonyms for Shooting

Blaring and shooting are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blaring" instead an adjective "Shooting".

Nearby Words: shoot, shooter

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  • Black Ops II continues this midway through the level "Karma", where the player finds the high-value individual they're searching for in the middle of a totally-packed dance floor, music blaring even after the floor's been cleared and the player and armed mercs start shooting at each other.
    Source: Source Music
  • Shu's sinister and epic "Dark Prison" is blaring whether he's shooting at you or saving your hide, and Alpha 3's Hazal Gozzo has the oddly cheerful "Clown Master" as his theme, despite being evil and never even has a chance to join you.
  • In the Steven Seagal film Driven to Kill, every time Seagal's character gets into a fight or starts shooting, cheesy Russian folk music starts blaring.
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