Clamour — synonyms, definition

1. clamour (Noun) Brit, Cdn

affray argument bark bedlam bellow blare blaring brawl broil buzz cacophony call chirp clamoring clamouring commotion confusion cry detonation din • • •

clamour (Noun) — A loud harsh or strident noise.

clamour (Noun) — Loud and persistent outcry from many people. ex. "he ignored the clamour of the crowd"

call cry noise outcry shout vociferation yell

2. clamour (Verb) Brit, Cdn

bang bellow brawl call clack clamor clang clash clatter complain cry cry out demand ejaculate exclaim howl importune laugh protest remonstrate • • •

clamour (Verb) — Make loud demands. ex. "he clamoured for justice and tolerance"

clamour (Verb) — Utter or proclaim insistently and noisily. ex. "The delegates clamoured their disappointment"

clamour (Verb) — Compel someone to do something by insistent clamouring. ex. "They clamoured the mayor into building a new park"

compel demand express give tongue to obligate oblige utter verbalise verbalize