noun

clamor

clamor, uproar, din

The clamor of the crowd was deafening.

The clamor of the crowd was deafening.

There was a public clamor for his resignation.

There was a public clamor for his resignation.

((a)) clamor ((of sth.)) a loud and confused noise The clamor of the crowd was deafening.

((a)) clamor ((for sth.)) a strong public demand There was a public clamor for his resignation.

Synonyms: uproar, din, racket, outcry

From Latin 'clamor' meaning 'a shout', from 'clamare' 'to cry out'.

This is the American spelling; the British spelling is 'clamour'. Think of a loud 'claim' being made by many people.

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