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    Vociférations (en. Vociferations)

    /vɔ.sɪ.fe.ʁa.sjɔ̃/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    Shouts or clamors expressing anger or protest.
    The vociferations of the protesters echoed throughout the city.
    Les vociférations des manifestants résonnaient dans toute la ville.
    A collection of disordered shouts often used to attract attention.
    His vociferations aimed to persuade the undecided.
    Ses vociférations avaient pour but de convaincre les indécis.
    Words expressed in a loud and passionate manner.
    He kept making vociferations during the debates.
    Il ne cessait de faire des vociférations lors des débats.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'vociferatio', which means 'to shout' or 'to call out forcefully'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    unruly vociferations
    Disordered and chaotic shouts.
    vociférations indisciplinées
    to make vociferations
    To express anger or dissatisfaction loudly.
    faire des vociférations
    to hear vociferations
    To receive loud complaints or protests.
    entendre des vociférations

    Related Words

    vociferate
    To express something in a loud and passionate manner.
    vociférer
    clamor
    A loud and desperate cry, often in despair.
    clamor
    protest
    The act of opposing or contesting loudly.
    protestation

    Slang Meanings

    To shout loudly without any real argument.
    He only makes vociferations; he doesn’t even know what he’s talking about.
    Il ne fait que des vociférations, il ne sait même pas de quoi il parle.
    To speak in a disordered and high-pitched manner.
    His vociferations were more irritating than convincing.
    Ses vociférations étaient plus irritantes que convaincantes.