Clamor
/ˈklæmə/
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A loud, continuous, confused noise, often made by a crowd; also a strong public demand or protest for something.
The clamor of protestors outside the building could be heard through the closed windows.
Etymology
Comes from the 14th-century Old French word clamour, meaning 'outcry, shout', which derives from Latin clamor, meaning 'a shouting', rooted in the verb clamare 'to call or shout out'.
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What does Clamor mean?
Clamor means: A loud, continuous, confused noise, often made by a crowd; also a strong public demand or protest for something.
How do you pronounce Clamor?
Clamor: /ˈklæmə/
How is Clamor used in a sentence?
The clamor of protestors outside the building could be heard through the closed windows.