鳴なり物もの入いり

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Meanings

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noun

with great fanfare; with a flourish of trumpets

Describes something introduced or launched with much publicity, hype, or ceremony. Often used in the phrase 鳴り物入りで.

新しん製せい品ひんが鳴なり物もの入いりで発はつ売ばいされた。
The new product was launched with great fanfare.
鳴なり物もの入いりの企き画かくだったが

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敗ぱい

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It was a project launched with much hype, but it ended in failure.

Written forms

鳴なり物もの入いり
Standard kanji spelling; the most common written form.
鳴なり物もの入いり
Variant spelling without okurigana; less common but still encountered.

Kanji

鳴chirp, cry, bark
物thing, object, matter
入enter, insert

Similar words

大々的だいだいてきに
Means 'on a large scale' or 'extensively', focusing on scale rather than the ceremonial or publicity aspect of 鳴り物入り.
華々はなばなしく
Means 'brilliantly' or 'spectacularly', emphasizing visual splendor or success, while 鳴り物入り emphasizes the noisy, publicized introduction.

Etymology

Literally 'entering with sounding things', referring to the traditional practice of announcing an arrival with musical instruments. The phrase became a metaphor for a highly publicized debut or launch.