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Definition of clamorous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
noisemaking a loud and confused noise
- The clamorous crowd cheered wildly at the concert..
2.
protestsexpressing or characterized by vehement protests or demands
- The clamorous activists demanded immediate action..
Origin of clamorous
Latin, clamor (shout) + -ous (full of)
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noisy
making loud and clamorous noise
Examples of clamorous in a sentence
The clamorous protest could be heard from miles away. The clamorous crowd filled the streets. Clamorous voices echoed through the hall.
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- French:bruyant, protestataire, ...
- German:lärmend, fordernd, ...
- Italian:rumoroso, ...
- Spanish:ruidoso, ...
- Portuguese:barulhento, clamoroso, ...
- Chinese:吵闹的, ...
- Japanese:騒々しい, 声高な, ...
- Arabic:صَاخِب, عَالِي الصَّوْت, ...
- Hebrew:צוֹעֵק, רוֹעֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:громкий, ...
- Ukrainian:галасливий, ...
- Hindi:कोलाहलपूर्ण, जोरदार, ...
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