clamour

• Substantivo que designa um barulho alto e insistente, geralmente de vozes, ou uma exigência ou protesto veemente feito por um grupo de pessoas.

A noun referring to a loud and persistent outcry, noise, or demand made by a large group of people.

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1. Loud and persistent outcryB2formalbritish

   A loud and continuous noise, especially made by a group of people demanding something or expressing strong feelings.

   Clamor

   • The clamour of the crowd could be heard from miles away.
   • There was a public clamour for the politician's resignation.
   • The clamour for justice grew louder after the verdict.

   Sinônimoscommotiondinhubbuboutcryracketshoutingtumultuproar

   Antônimosquietsilencestillness

• Verbo que significa fazer um barulho alto e contínuo ou exigir algo de forma insistente e ruidosa, frequentemente usado em contextos de protesto ou indignação pública.

A verb meaning to make a loud and sustained noise or demand, often used in the context of public outcry or protest.

1. Demand noisilyB2formalbritish

   To make a loud and persistent demand or protest about something.

   Exigir em voz alta

   • The crowd clamoured for the politician's resignation.
   • Protesters clamoured outside the government building.
   • Fans clamoured for the band to play an encore.

   Sinônimosagitatebellowcallcry outdemandinsistlobbypressprotestroarscreamshoutyell

   Antônimosacceptacquiescecomplyconcedeyield

2. Proclaim insistentlyC1formalbritish

   To utter or proclaim something loudly and insistently.

   Proclamar insistentemente

   • He clamoured his innocence from the courtroom steps.
   • The activists clamoured their demands through megaphones.
   • She clamoured the news to everyone who would listen.

   Sinônimosbellowblazoncry outproclaimroarshouttrumpetvociferate

   Antônimosmumblemurmurwhisper