clamour Synonyms
clamour Meaning
clamour (n)
loud and persistent outcry from many people
clamour (v)
utter or proclaim insistently and noisily
make loud demands
clamour Sentence Examples
- The clamour of voices in the crowded marketplace made it hard to hear.
- Despite the late hour, the clamour of traffic outside his window kept him awake.
- The children's clamour for candy grew louder as they approached the candy store.
- The clamour of the protest echoed through the streets, demanding change.
- The clamour of the city faded away as she entered the peaceful countryside.
- Despite their efforts, the politicians couldn't ignore the clamour of their constituents.
- The clamour of the construction site next door made it difficult to concentrate.
- The clamour of the bells signaled the start of the festival.
- The clamour of seagulls filled the air as they circled above the fishing boats.
- Amidst the clamour of the city, he found solace in the quiet of the library.
FAQs About the word clamour
loud and persistent outcry from many people, utter or proclaim insistently and noisily, make loud demands
noise, howl,roar, hubbub, uproar, vociferation, tumult,outcry, din, hue and cry
murmur, rumbling, rumble, rumbling, murmur, murmuring, murmuring, rumble,mumble, mumbling
The clamour of voices in the crowded marketplace made it hard to hear.
Despite the late hour, the clamour of traffic outside his window kept him awake.
The children's clamour for candy grew louder as they approached the candy store.
The clamour of the protest echoed through the streets, demanding change.
