Exam: GRE (Verbal)

Definition: Making a loud noise or demanding attention in a noisy way.

Example: The clamorous crowd cheered loudly for their team during the game.

Definition: In a way that is loud and noisy, often expressing strong feelings or demands.

Example: The children clamored clamorously for ice cream after dinner.

Definition: The quality of making a loud and noisy commotion or outcry.

Example: The clamorousness of the crowd made it hard to hear the speaker.

Definition: A loud and confused noise, especially made by a group of people expressing their demands or complaints.

Example: The clamour of the crowd grew louder as the concert began.

Definition: A strong action taken to restrict or control something, often involving new rules or regulations.

Example: The government announced a clampdown on illegal activities in the city.

Definition: Something that is done secretly, often to hide something illegal or wrong.

Example: They held a clandestine meeting to discuss their plans.

Definition: In a way that is secret and not meant to be known by others.

Example: They clandestinely met to discuss their plans without anyone noticing.

Definition: The condition of being secret or hidden, often because it involves something that is not allowed or is illegal.

Example: The clandestineness of their meetings raised suspicions among the authorities.

Definition: The quality of being secret or hidden, often because it is illegal or not approved.

Example: The clandestinity of their meetings raised suspicions among the authorities.

Definition: To produce a loud, ringing sound, often associated with metal striking metal.

Example: The bells began to clangor, filling the air with their loud sound.

Definition: A loud, harsh sound made by metal objects hitting each other, often repeated.

Example: The clangor of the bells echoed through the town.