Definition

To make a loud noise or to shout loudly, often in a way that shows strong feelings or demands.

Example

The crowd began to clamor for justice after the announcement was made.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear the crowd clamor for the band to come back on stage?

Yeah, it was so loud! They really wanted an encore.

I thought they might clamor all night if they didn't come out.

Exactly! It just shows how much everyone loved the show.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A loud noise or outcry, often expressing strong feelings or demands.

Example

The clamor of the crowd grew louder as the concert began.

Conversation

Did you hear all that clamor coming from the park yesterday?

Yeah, it was so loud! I wondered what was happening.

I think they were protesting something; the clamor was really intense.

Definition

To shout or demand something loudly and insistently, often in a way that creates a lot of noise.

Example

The crowd clamored for justice after the verdict was announced.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear how the crowd clamored for their favorite band to come back on stage?

Yeah, it was incredible! They really loved that performance.

I think the fans clamored so much that the band couldn't ignore them.

Root Explanation

Clamor is derived from the Latin word "clamor" (meaning a shout or cry). The word refers to a loud and persistent noise or outcry.

Memory Tip

Think of a loud 'shout' or 'cry' — that's what clamor means.

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