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protesta
A loud utterance; often in protest or opposition.
call
cry
shout
yell
outcry
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1
The present owner of the beads went frantic with rapid-fire proof and
vociferation
.
2
They rushed with loud
vociferation
towards the mouth of the cave.
3
He pronounced the claret shilpit, and demanded brandy with great
vociferation
.
4
With whip-cracking and
vociferation
,
amid good-natured farewells from the crowd, we started away.
5
The latter grew red in the face with vain
vociferation
.
6
Sometimes the
vociferation
was so general that it was really bewildering to hear it.
7
From the very dignity of her nature, you know there will be no
vociferation
.
8
A strike, a murder, football, bodies found;
vociferation
from all parts of England simultaneously.
9
The gallery of enthusiasts still applauded with
vociferation
,
with mystic faith, with sublime obstinacy.
10
Fool, rogue, traitor, liar, &c. flew in each other's faces in hailstorms of
vociferation
.
11
In
vociferation
the butchers doubtless excelled; their 'Lovely, lovely, lovely!'
12
The joy and
vociferation
of the mob were immense.
13
There are rounds of applause, sometimes breaking into
vociferation
.
14
Children when at play are instinctively given to
vociferation
,
which should be permitted, whenever practicable.
15
The watchdogs of each farm have given warning, and the whole countryside is eager with
vociferation
.
16
He ran round the battlements with unceasing
vociferation
.
vociferation
great vociferation
loud vociferation
much vociferation
applaud with vociferation
be no vociferation
португальский
brado
chamada
grito
каталонский
crit
clamor
clam
aldarull
испанский
protesta
grito