Meanings of much clamor in English

The city was in too much clamor to venture out that day.

Too much clamor at once, however, can distract from sensible initiatives already under way.

The breakfast bell rang out with much clamor, and the old man arose growling.

There would be hurrying to and fro with much clamor of wood-chopping, tent-raising and all the little man-made noises of camp life and cooking.

Much clamor being made at the North for the publication of the despatch, Mr. Johnson pretended to give it to the newspapers.