Clamours is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLAMOURS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLAMOUR, to make a loud outcry, also CLAMOR
• (of a group of people) shout loudly and insistently
• make a vehement protest or demand
NOUN:
• a loud and confused noise, especially that of people shouting
• a strongly expressed protest or demand from a large number of people
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to clamor

Words related to CLAMOURS

clamour11 clamoured14 clamouring15

Words that contain CLAMOURS

beclamours16

How to use CLAMOURS in a sentence

• Spencer Wyatt! He is the gentleman who clamours so hard and fights so well for his navy estimates.
• Instead of the clamours of a wife, made gaunt by famishing, he meets with a cheerful attendance beyond the merits of the trifle which he can afford to spend.
• Bell clamours upon this, and thinketh that he hath caught a fox.
• It was a place of tossing lights and wild clamours.
• This plan of the general was disconcerted, after the signal began to sound for a retreat, by the clamours of the soldiery, who despised so pusillanimous an order.
• I shall stop my ears then to their clamours and I shall continue the task I have undertaken.
• It is not the hardened warrior, but only the elegant writer who, having never seen bloodshed, clamours to shed blood.
• The lot of a Coalition Government is never easy, and public opinion clamours not for Jeremiahs but for Jonahs to lighten the Ship of State.
• Onward they sped, and Duke was encouraged by the sight and sound of these reenforcements to increase his own outrageous clamours and to press home his attack.
• I was inflamed with passion, and I became indifferent to the claims of duty, which were drowned in the louder clamours of love.
• He, like the others at the helm of affairs, was constantly impelled forward by the clubs, but more so by the incessant clamours of the mob.
• There were many in the court outside and Telemachus would not have his guest disturbed by questions or clamours.
• Bailly remained the stern witness of these frightful preparations, and of these infernal clamours.
• Surely their clamours and depredations have no equal.
• But all he said or did appeared only to augment the clamours of those around him, who seemed bent upon driving him into the sea.
• And when the cuckoo clamours six We put away our games and bricks And hasten to the shelf where hang The books of Mr.
• There is a basic quality in all human nature which clamours for destruction.
• Though this attempt was executed with great spirit and some success, the clamours of the people became louder and louder.
• With respect to Scotland, the clamours of that kingdom had not yet subsided.
• The minister, in order to appease the clamours of the people on this subject, sent him as commander-in-chief to the West Indies.
• This alone it was that could appease the public clamours, and afford general satisfaction.
• No one clamours for a sortie, and no one either blames or praises Trochu.
• The evil gained ground daily, not only by open clamours, but, which was far more dangerous, by a secession and by secret meetings.
• Alarmed at these steps, supported by the clamours of the starving for bread, the Paris Jacobins rose against the Convention.
• The conference was interrupted by the loud clamours of the soldiers.
• That the savage clamours of naked barbarians should thus terrify troops disciplined to war, and ranged in array with arms in their hands, is surely strange.
• If you should have the imprudence to issue forth into the street, fifty of the brotherhood will be attracted by their clamours, and the scene of the port will be renewed.
• Who has not heard the deep clamours of the soul? Moreover, the morning was dawning.
• Again the seamen broke forth into loud clamours, and insisted on abandoning the voyage.
• I promised the paper at least four months ago to the magazine which clamours for it every morning by letter.
• One of the great clamours against them, in the infancy of their institution, was, that they would get all the trade.

Similar words containing CLAMOUR without suffix s

clamour11 beclamour15 clamoured14 clamourer13 beclamours16 clamourers14 clamouring15 beclamoured18 beclamouring19

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