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clamorous

/ˈklæm.ər.əs/

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adjective

/ˈklæm.ər.əs/C2formalobsolete
  • ruУстаревшее прилагательное, описывающее громкий, шумный или настойчивый крик или требование.

An old-fashioned adjective describing a loud, noisy, or insistent outcry or demand.

  1. Loud and noisyC1formal

    Making a loud and continuous noise, often in a demanding or insistent way.

    ruШумный

    • The clamorous crowd demanded the speaker's resignation.
    • A clamorous argument erupted in the town hall meeting.
    • The children were clamorous in their request for ice cream.

    Synonymsboisterousloudnoisyraucousrowdystridenttumultuousuproariousvociferous

    Antonymscalmhushednoiselessquietsilentstill

  2. Vehemently vocalC2formal

    Given to vehement outcry or protest; vociferously demanding attention.

    ruШумный

    • The clamorous protesters blocked the entrance to the building.
    • His clamorous complaints could be heard throughout the office.
    • The opposition was clamorous in its criticism of the new law.

    Synonymsboisterousloudnoisyobstreperousstridentvociferous

    Antonymscalmpeacefulquietsilentstill

Forms
  • more clamorous comparative form
  • most clamorous superlative form
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