clamored's Usage Examples:

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

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

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

American audience members clamored for someone's head on a stick.

Fortunately, this hard-to-wear fashion was short-lived, as women clamored for clothing that was easier to wear.

Since then, fans of the game clamored for a sequel.

The superior officers all wanted to distinguish themselves, to cut off, to seize, to capture, and to overthrow the French, and all clamored for action.

These lightweight shoes were design with functionality in mind -- boaters and outdoors persons clamored for the slip-resistant, non-marking soles of these comfy foot coverings.

SportsCenter, the network's signature telecast, created a famous look that video game developers have clamored to integrate into their own video games.

Since 1959, when Barbie was launched, kids have clamored for this blonde icon of perfection.

Synonyms:

cacophony, noise, blare, blaring, din,

Antonyms:

contraindicate, shout, close up, specify, mitigated,