Meaning & use
clamor
A loud, confused noise, or a strong, insistent public demand for something.
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The clamor of the crowd grew louder as the election results were announced.
Public clamor over rising prices eventually forced the government to respond.
A note on using this word
Clamor can describe literal noise or a figurative 'clamor for change'; British English spells it 'clamour.'
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2. verb
To shout loudly or make continuous, insistent demands, especially as a group.
Fans clamored outside the stadium gates, demanding that ticket prices be lowered.
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