noun

clamour

clamour, uproar, outcry

She couldn't hear over the clamour of the crowd.

She couldn't hear over the clamour of the crowd.

There was a public clamour for the official's resignation.

There was a public clamour for the official's resignation.

a clamour for ((sth.)) a clamour for reform

the clamour of ((sb./sth.)) the clamour of the crowd

Synonyms: uproar, outcry, protest

From Latin 'clamare' (to cry out).

This is the standard British English spelling. The American English spelling is 'clamor'.

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