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Meanings of clamor in English
Usage of clamor in English
1
The clamor and noise in the street below had increased in fury.
2
At this moment the hounds in the kennels raised their fierce clamor.
3
Many local priests report hallucinations-or persecutions of some sort-and clamor for treatment.
4
Everybody rushed to see the cause, and then joined in the clamor.
5
Instinct with unthinkable power was that clamor; the very voice of Force.
6
And when that happened it seemed the house renewed its torrential clamor.
7
The death of the soldier-President Taylor calms the clamor for a time.
8
A sudden clamor from outside, and a new rhythm of clapping hands.
9
Then came the rush of feet and the clamor of many voices.
10
Ali Dordux gradually made his voice be heard amidst the general clamor.
11
During all this popular clamor the self-restraint of the Administration was admirable.
12
I heard a clamor of voices in the background on his end.
13
Above the clamor of the crowd may I hear thee calling me.
14
One and then another and then all of them, a great clamor.
15
The city was in too much clamor to venture out that day.
16
The little noises of the night broke upon him with exaggerated clamor.
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Translations for clamor
Spanish
Clamor through the time
Clamor across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common