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Alarmó is a Spanish word that translates to "alarmed" or "alerted" in English. It is the past tense conjugation of the verb alarmar. The verb alarmar itself means to alarm, to warn, or to disturb. Therefore, alarmó describes a state of being alerted or startled by something, usually a perceived danger or threat.

The word can be used in various contexts. For example, "El perro alarmó a sus dueños" translates to "The dog alerted its owners," indicating the dog's action caused them to become aware of something. Similarly, "La noticia alarmó a la comunidad" means "The news alarmed the community," suggesting that the information received caused a sense of unease or concern. The term implies a reaction to a signal or event that disrupts a previous state of calm or unawareness. It signifies a shift towards vigilance or apprehension.