fanfare
/ˈfænˌfɛər/Definitions
1. noun
a loud, showy, or impressive display, typically of music or other attractions, to draw attention or celebrate an event
“The parade ended with a grand fanfare, accompanied by a marching band playing patriotic music.”
2. noun
a flourish or showy gesture, especially in music or dance
“The pianist’s final notes were a dramatic fanfare, bringing the audience to its feet.”
3. verb
to provide or give a fanfare, typically to celebrate or draw attention
“The mayor will fanfare the new business by attending its grand opening.”
4. verb
to make a flourish or showy gesture, especially in music or dance
“The conductor will fanfare the orchestra’s performance with a dramatic flourish.”