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Another word for clamor

Noun

  1. Sounds or a sound, especially when loud, confused, or disagreeable

    2. See also:

    sounds

  2. Offensively loud and insistent utterances, especially of disapproval

    3. Idioms:
    See also:

    sounds

    like

  3. A loud, deep, prolonged sound

    4. See also:

    sounds

Another word for clamor

Verb

  1. To speak or say very loudly or with a shout

    2. See also:

    sounds

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Another word for clamor

Noun

  1. A loud outcry

    2. See also:

    uproar

    noise

  2. A protesting

    3. See also:

    noise

    protest

    objection

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Sentence Examples

  • There is no doubt that the troubled Rodman will clamor for the spotlight, just as he did during his tenure on the show.

  • Along with the clamor from plus-size women who wanted to have a selection of up-to-date fashions to choose from, the clothing industry has recognized the growing need for trendy plus size clothing in sizes 14 and up.

  • If you clamor for the old heydays of 1980s video games, you're in luck: there are many avenues for you to pursue to get your kicks with Super Mario, Qbert or that racing game that became an underground hit, Roadblasters.

  • The Nokia Aeon was unveiled to the world near the end of 2006, before the iPhone hit the market and made everyone clamor over touchscreen cell phones.

  • The disturbed note in her hushed voice made his instincts clamor.

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