IPA: //voʊˈsɪfərənt//
KK: /voʊˈsɪfərənt/
Loud and demanding, often expressing opinions or feelings in a forceful way.
The vociferant crowd made it clear that they wanted change immediately.
Comparative: more vociferant
Superlative: most vociferant
Vociferant → It is formed from "vox" (meaning voice) and "ferre" (meaning to carry). The word describes someone who carries their voice loudly or speaks out forcefully.
Think of someone 'carrying' ('ferre') their 'voice' ('vox') loudly — that's why vociferant means someone who speaks out loudly.
No commonly confused words.