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Meanings of
clamorously
in English
In manner that attracts attention.
loudly
obstreperously
Usage of
clamorously
in English
1
They were
clamorously
back of the Junkers in their demands for war.
2
This trait came out somewhat
clamorously
after the battle of Bull Run.
3
The gong sounded again,
clamorously
,
it seemed imploringly: dinner was growing cold.
4
He was leading his buck sheep, and the hounds rushed forward
clamorously
.
5
Does this give us reason
clamorously
to condemn Ugolino and the pope?
6
Now the wind was driving the sound
clamorously
across the town.
7
The roar of the outcasts' assault reached them more confusedly and less
clamorously
.
8
But Drewett
clamorously
protested against our doing anything of the sort.
9
The hot blood of Southern ancestors raced through her veins
clamorously
.
10
Davis was loudly, vociferously, and
clamorously
a friend of the people.
11
He was
clamorously
refused, and in indignation flung off the insignia of his office.
12
They saw him
clamorously
fight his way in towards a post at the roulette-table.
13
And life, not stealing but
clamorously
rushing away from her!
14
Constitutional government was
clamorously
demanded, and the despotism which had ground the the moment shaken.
15
Leaping in the sunlight, careless, entwining,
clamorously
joyful, the waves riot on towards the verge.
16
Then the people called out
clamorously
;
"Pilate-pronouncethe sentence of death!"
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clamorously
Adverb
Frequent collocations
bay clamorously
begin clamorously
call clamorously
clamorously dissentient
clamorously hostile
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Clamorously
through the time
Clamorously
across language varieties
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