clamor's Usage Examples:

Once you learn how to do this, friends and colleagues alike will be clamoring for tips on how to select the best fresh fruits for their home spreads.

clamor for justice and peace by our underdeveloped countries will be ignored once again.

The whole press was clamorous for war; Thiers declared that the alliance with Great Britain was shattered, and pressed on warlike preparations; even Louis Philippe was carried away by the fever.

The ambiguously written ending of the novel had fans clamoring for a sequel so they could confirm what happened to the main character.

but before Cynthia could finish, the Dawkins brothers and their wives clamored into the kitchen, each looking as surly as ever.

The distant clamor of voices became a nearby roar, and the stench of rot foul made herIf you clamor for the old heydays of 1980s video games, you're in luck: there are many avenues for you to pursue to get your kicks with Super Mario, Qbert or that racing game that became an underground hit, Roadblasters.

In Versailles and in Paris popular feeling was clamorous for the Assembly and against the court.

Customers clamored for both systems and demand initially exceeded available units.

But this a clamorous radical element demanded insistently, and the issue was the chief one in Canada for half a century.

Fans are already clamoring for the best seats to this major.

We all clamored for the radio once again and tried to find out what was happening.

Her instincts were clamoring.

But, the movie star's backing of the high-tech gadget is not the only reason shutterbugs have been clamoring to get their hands on the ultra-compact camera.

Synonyms:

cacophony, noise, blare, blaring, din,

Antonyms:

contraindicate, shout, close up, specify, mitigated,