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    Clamor (en. Clamor)

    /kla'mor/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Strong vocal expression, usually of discontent or demand.
    The popular clamor demanded changes in the government.
    El clamor popular exigía cambios en el gobierno.
    Loud and persistent sound, often associated with protest.
    The clamor of the public resonated throughout the square.
    El clamor del público resonaba en toda la plaza.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'clamor', which means shout or clamor.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    clamor of the crowd
    The unanimous demand of a group.
    clamor de la multitud
    to raise a clamor
    To protest or demand publicly.
    hacer clamor
    to be in clamor
    To be in a state of strong protest or complaint.
    estar en clamor

    Related Words

    protest
    Expression of discontent or disagreement.
    protesta
    complaint
    Expression of dissatisfaction or discontent.
    queja
    shout
    Loud sound that expresses emotion or protest.
    grito

    Slang Meanings

    Intense noise or commotion.
    The party became a total clamor.
    La fiesta se volvió un clamor total.
    Noisy and organized protest.
    The clamor on social media for justice was relentless.
    El clamor en redes sociales por justicia fue implacable.