| Definition of 'clamour' |
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1. (verb) clamor, clamoring, clamour, clamouring, hue and cry
loud and persistent outcry from many people
"he ignored the clamor of the crowd"
2. (verb) clamor, clamour
utter or proclaim insistently and noisily
"The delegates clamored their disappointment"
3. (verb) clamor, clamour
make loud demands
"he clamored for justice and tolerance"
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Sense: (a) loud uproar.
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 Afrikaans: geskreeu |
 Arabic: ضَجَّه، صَحَب |
 Bulgarian: врява |
 Brazilian: alarido |
 Czech: křik, řev |
 German: das Geschrei |
 Danish: råben; skrigen; skrålen |
 Greek: οχλοβοή |
 Spanish: clamor, griterío |
 Estonian: kära(tsus) |
 Farsi: هیاهو؛ غوغا |
 Finnish: hälinä |
 French: clameur |
 Hebrew: תְבִיעָה קוֹלָנִית |
 Hindi: कोलाहल |
 Croatian: buka, galama |
 Hungarian: lárma |
 Indonesian: kegemparan |
 Icelandic: hávaði, háreysti |
 Italian: clamore |
 Japanese: 騒ぎ立てる声 |
 Korean: 함성 |
 Lithuanian: triukšmas |
 Latvian: trokšņošana; klaigas; ska |
 Malay: hingar-bingar |
 Dutch: geschreeuw |
 Norwegian: bråk, høylytt krav |
 Polish: wrzawa |
 Persian: هیاهو؛ غوغا |
 Pashto: غال مغال: په زوره ږغ |
 Portuguese: alarido |
 Romanian: zgomot, larmă |
 Russian: шумные протесты |
 Slovak: krik, hluk |
 Slovenian: hrup |
 Serbian: larma |
 Swedish: skrik, larm, buller |
 Thai: การร้องออกมาอย่างดัง |
 Turkish: yaygara, vaveylâ |
 Taiwanese: 吵鬧 |
 Ukrainian: галас |
 Urdu: دھاڑ، چیخ |
 Vietnamese: tiếng gào thét ầm ĩ |
 Chinese: 吵闹 |
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