clamorous

• Adjectif désignant ce qui est très bruyant, qui fait grand bruit, souvent en parlant de cris, de protestations ou de revendications exprimées avec force et véhémence.

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.

   Bruyant, tapageur

   • 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.

   Synonymesboisterousloudnoisyraucousrowdystridenttumultuousuproariousvociferous

   Antonymescalmhushednoiselessquietsilentstill

2. Vehemently vocalC2formal

   Given to vehement outcry or protest; vociferously demanding attention.

   Vociférant

   • 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.

   Synonymesboisterousloudnoisyobstreperousstridentvociferous

   Antonymescalmpeacefulquietsilentstill