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Definition of clamor
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Clamor
(n.) A
continued
expression
of
dissatisfaction
or
discontent;
a
popular
outcry.
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Faction
::
Faction
(n.) A
party,
in
political
society,
combined
or
acting
in
union,
in
opposition
to the
government,
or
state;
--
usually
applied
to a
minority,
but it may be
applied
to a
majority;
a
combination
or
clique
of
partisans
of any kind,
acting
for their own
interests,
especially
if
greedy,
clamorous,
and
reckless
of the
common
good..
Clamor
::
Clamor
(n.) A great
outcry
or
vociferation;
loud and
continued
shouting
or
exclamation.
Quiet
::
Quiet (v. t.) To calm; to
appease;
to
pacify;
to lull; to
allay;
to
tranquillize;
as, to quiet the
passions;
to quiet
clamors
or
disorders;
to quiet pain or
grief..
Clamoring
::
Clamoring
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Clamo.
Vociferant
::
Vociferant
(a.)
Noisy;
clamorous.
Factious
::
Factious
(a.) Given to
faction;
addicted
to form
parties
and raise
dissensions,
in
opposition
to
government
or the
common
good;
turbulent;
seditious;
prone to
clamor
against
public
measures
or men; -- said of
persons..
Conviciate
::
Conviciate
(v. i.) To utter
reproaches;
to raise a
clamor;
to rail.
Vociferance
::
Vociferance
(n.)
Vociferation;
noise;
clamor.
Clamant
::
Clamant
(a.)
Crying
earnestly,
beseeching
clamorously..
Noise
::
Noise (n.)
Especially,
loud,
confused,
or
senseless
sound;
clamor;
din..
Stew
::
Steven
(n.) An
outcry;
a loud call; a
clamor.
Chide
::
Chide (v. i.) To make a
clamorous
noise;
to
chafe.
Clamor
::
Clamor
(v. i.) To utter loud
sounds
or
outcries;
to
vociferate;
to
complain;
to make
importunate
demands.
Hush
::
Hush (v. t.) To
still;
to
silence;
to calm; to make
quiet;
to
repress
the noise or
clamor
of.
Noiseful
::
Noiseful
(a.) Loud;
clamorous.
Clamor
::
Clamor
(v. t.) To
salute
loudly.
Clamored
::
Clamored
(imp. & p. p.) of
Clamo.
Bellow
::
Bellow
(v.) To bowl; to
vociferate;
to
clamor.
Loud
::
Loud
(superl.)
Clamorous;
boisterous.
Exclamation
::
Exclamation
(n.) A loud
calling
or
crying
out;
outcry;
loud or
emphatic
utterance;
vehement
vociferation;
clamor;
that which is cried out, as an
expression
of
feeling;
sudden
expression
of sound or words
indicative
of
emotion,
as in
surprise,
pain,
grief,
joy,
anger,
etc..
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