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Detailed Synonyms for clamour in English

clamour:

clamour [the ~] noun, British

  1. the clamour
    the hullabaloo; the noise; the tumultuousness; the racket; the clamour; the hubbub; the tumult; the clamor
  2. the clamour
    the tumultuousness; the pandemonium; the uproar; the hullabaloo; the commotion; the bedlam; the noise; the tumult; the hubbub; the clamour; the din; the racket; the clamor
  3. the clamour
    the clamour; the uproar; the clamor
  4. the clamour
    the tumultuousness; the clamour; the racket; the din; the tumult; the hubbub; the hullabaloo; the clamor
  5. the clamour
    – loud and persistent outcry from many people 1
    the clamour; the clamouring; the clamor; the hue and cry; the clamoring
    – loud and persistent outcry from many people 1
  6. the clamour
    – a loud harsh or strident noise 1
    the clamour; the din; the cacophony; the blare; the blaring; the clamor
    – a loud harsh or strident noise 1

clamour verb, British

  1. clamour
    – make loud demands 1
    clamour; clamor
    – make loud demands 1
    • clamour verb, British
    • clamor verb, American
      • he clamored for justice and tolerance1
  2. clamour
    – utter or proclaim insistently and noisily 1
    clamour; clamor
    – utter or proclaim insistently and noisily 1
    • clamour verb, British
    • clamor verb, American
      • The delegates clamored their disappointment1
  3. clamour
    – compel someone to do something by insistent clamoring 1
    clamour; clamor
    – compel someone to do something by insistent clamoring 1
    • clamour verb, British
    • clamor verb, American
      • They clamored the mayor into building a new park1

Alternate Synonyms for "clamour":


Related Definitions for "clamour":

  1. loud and persistent outcry from many people1
  2. make loud demands1
  3. utter or proclaim insistently and noisily1