Alarm

What do we mean by alarm?

Sudden fear or concern caused by the realization of danger or an impending setback. synonym: fear. noun

A warning of existing or approaching danger. noun

A device that is used to warn of danger by means of a sound or signal. noun

The sounding mechanism of an alarm clock. noun

A call to arms. noun

To fill with alarm or anxious concern. synonym: frighten. transitive verb

To give warning to. transitive verb

To equip with or protect by an alarm. transitive verb

To call to arms for defense; give notice of danger to; rouse to vigilance and exertions for safety: as, alarm the watch.

To surprise with apprehension of danger; disturb with sudden fear; fill with anxiety by the prospect of evil.

To give an alarm.

A summons to arms, as on the approach of an enemy; hence, any sound, outcry, or information intended to give notice of approaching danger. noun

A hostile attack; a tumult; a broil; a disturbance. noun

A sudden fear or painful suspense excited by an apprehension of danger; apprehension; fright: as, there is nothing in his illness to cause alarm. noun

A warning sound; a signal for attention; an urgent call, summons, or notification. noun

A self-acting contrivance of any kind used to call attention, rouse from sleep, warn of danger, etc. noun

Alarm, Apprehension, Fright, Terror, Dismay, Consternation, Panic, affright, agitation, flutter, perturbation. These words all express degrees of fear in view of possible or certain, perhaps imminent, danger. noun

Apprehension is the lowest degree of fear; the mind takes hold of the idea of danger, and without alarm considers the best way of meeting it. noun

Alarm is the next stage; by derivation it is the alarum or summons to arms. The feelings are agitated in view of sudden or just-discovered danger to one's self or others. Generally its effect upon the mind is like that of apprehension; it energizes rather than overpowers the mental faculties. noun

Fright, terror, and dismay are higher and perhaps equal degrees of fear; their difference is in kind and in effect. noun

A summons to arms, as on the approach of an enemy.

Any sound or information intended to give notice of approaching danger; a warning sound to arouse attention; a warning of danger.

A sudden attack; disturbance.

Sudden surprise with fear or terror excited by apprehension of danger; in the military use, commonly, sudden apprehension of being attacked by surprise.

A mechanical device for awaking people, or rousing their attention.

An instance of an alarm ringing, beeping or clanging, to give a noise signal at a certain time.

The alarm describes a freaky asian girl's orgasm. When she continuously wails that high pitch, the sound resembles an alarm hence the name alarm. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is clearly homosexual and in denial. Urban Dictionary

An Alarm is a morning routine comprised of the following steps: 1) Take a rip from a Juul 2) Without exhaling, take a rip from a bong 3) Still without exhaling, shotgun a beer 4) Exhale and enjoy! The term is derived from the Alarm’s ability to wake the subject up from the sleeplike state of sobriety. Urban Dictionary

An audible alert to wake you up in the morning. Urban Dictionary

The alarmer often faces embarresment when they set their car alarm off by accient, or worse, their house alarm. If they don't (or can't) turn it off quickly you are driven to insanity as it wont STOP RINGING. AAHHHH. The problem with alarmers is that they have led the rest of the general public to believe that if they hear an alarm, that it was an alarmer causing it, so they will ignore it. If there is a valid reason for the alarm to go off, the person who set it off, will get away. Urban Dictionary

9:00 pm when a girl needs to take her birth control pill Urban Dictionary

(V)- setting the alarm at a certain time. Urban Dictionary

Afraid or mindful of something that you've already mentioned Urban Dictionary

Someone who freaks out easily when things happen Urban Dictionary

An alarmer is someone who has an alarm that has gone off accidentally. Like a car-alarm or a house alarm. An alarmer who hasn't switched off their alarm is the worst kind. This is when the alarm just stays on continuously and you have to go somewhere else before it drives you crazy. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to alarm:
alarm, alar, alarum, alam, alary, alara, alars, larm, a-arm, alarp, a arm, acarm, alsarm.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word alarm:
pheromone, pheromones, sounded, clocks, clock, notification, ringing, predator, alert, cobra, warn, triggered, bells, distress, predators, monitoring, calls, monkeys, smoke, activated, panic, call, detection, warning, sounds, button, detect, fire, trigger, false, detected, nest, boxes, signal, danger, panel, panels, automatic, respond, bell, systems, device, emergency, telephone, wake, sleep, goes, door, raised, installed, sound, guards, system, escape, missile, devices.

Words that rhyme with alarm:
farm, arm, charm, harm, disarm, firearm, forearm, gendarme, pharm, smarm, rearm, carme, underarm, bpharm, unarm, charme, sharm, buy the farm, tree farm, funny farm, side arm, collective farm, good luck charm, rocker arm, ducharme, dairy farm, tone arm, truck farm, nonfarm, wiper arm, stud farm, cattle farm, pickup arm, sewage farm, repeating firearm, contact arm, prison farm, automatic firearm, writing arm, semiautomatic firearm, genpharm, novopharm.

Adjectives that are often used to describe alarm:
false, great, first, general, much, sudden, considerable, serious, greatest, fire, public, least, audible, real, constant, slightest, vague, genuine, unnecessary, undue, wild, fresh, silent, immediate, utmost, continual, widespread, burglar, universal, raid, perpetual, loud, mock, quick, evident, exciting, less, intense, extreme, needless, automatic, momentary, grave, excited, slight, instant, terrible, dreadful, three, shrill, four, five, electric, mild, pressure, profound, apparent, violent, groundless, moderate, deepest, excessive, secret, causeless.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective alarm:
clock, house, bell, posts, signals, cannon, point, vehicle, rate, bells, reporting, act, pheromones, the, post.

Words that sound like alarm:
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