clamors Antonyms
Meaning of clamors
clamors
a loud continuous noise, strong and active protest or demand, noisy shouting, a noisy shouting, silence, to make a din (see din entry 1 sense 1), to become loudly insistent, to utter or proclaim insistently and noisily, to influence by means of clamor, insistent public expression (as of support or protest)
clamors Sentence Examples
- The crowd clamored for an encore, their cheers deafening the auditorium.
- The protesters clamored against the proposed regulations, their voices echoing through the city streets.
- The students clamored for a break, their pencils poised for relief.
- The child clamored for attention, his cries piercing the air.
- The metal detector clamored as the passenger passed through security.
- The birds clamored outside the window, their morning symphony disrupting the stillness.
- The hungry hikers clamored for food, their stomachs rumbling with anticipation.
- The eager voters clamored to cast their ballots, their excitement palpable.
- The activists clamored for justice, their voices unified in a powerful call for change.
- The auctioneer clamored for bids, his voice rhythmically imploring the crowd to raise their paddles.
FAQs About the word clamors
a loud continuous noise, strong and active protest or demand, noisy shouting, a noisy shouting, silence, to make a din (see din entry 1 sense 1), to become loud
outcries, noises,roars, howls, uproars,vociferations, tumults, hubbubs, jangle, protests
rumblings,murmurs,rumbles, mumbles,
The crowd clamored for an encore, their cheers deafening the auditorium.
The protesters clamored against the proposed regulations, their voices echoing through the city streets.
The students clamored for a break, their pencils poised for relief.
The child clamored for attention, his cries piercing the air.
