Noun:

गिर्यारोहण,

clamouring's Usage Examples:

stood for intellectual liberty at a time when almost everyone else was clamouring for some restrictions everywhere.

stories were written for The Windsor Magazine, whose readers had been clamouring for more.

Indeed, it was this relative cordiality with Austria that caused the clamouring factions of Europe in 1914 that led to the Great War.

The car caused a sensation amongst the media and fans, with many people clamouring to see the remarkable car in action.

Many of which are clamouring that his trial be dropped.

“Peak of the Brawling Corrie”, taken from the verb clamhras which means clamouring or brawling.

folks you haven’t seen for the rest of the year all clamouring for hot toddies.

As regards the future, what if a day should come when Ireland would be clamouring for independence complete and thorough from Great Britain? … What side.

Greg Roskowski"s programme then wrote into the station in the thousands clamouring for a countdown programme of Hindi filmi songs since All India Radio had.

’ The success of the male coat eventually led to a public clamouring for the female version.

One party press secretary said of Labour's attitude to the news media in the 1983 general election campaign: If a miracle had happened and Fleet Street had suddenly come clamouring to Walworth Road for pro-Labour material, they would have been sent away with a copy of the manifesto each.

According to Yahuza Bauchi, the people of Bauchi State were "clamouring for Alhaji Yayale Ahmed to assume the mantle of leadership in the state.

In his speech, Papen called for an end to rule by terror and the clamouring for a "second revolution" by the Sturmabteilung (SA – the NSDAP"s storm.

Synonyms:

clamour, clamor, call, outcry, shout, vociferation, cry, yell, hue and cry, clamoring,

Antonyms:

put option, cause to sleep, demobilize, laugh, whisper,