Clamoured is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLAMOURED 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 CLAMOURED

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Words that contain CLAMOURED

beclamoured18

How to use CLAMOURED in a sentence

• He put a finger on his lip, and, though my heart clamoured for news, I held my peace.
• If no such room be provided, it should be clamoured for, because the waxing of Skis is a much more difficult job without it.
• The contest began, as usual, by an assemblage of females, who forced themselves into the national palace, and loudly clamoured for immediate supplies of bread.
• A choice portion of his programme, which, owing to the events of the afternoon, he had almost resolved to omit, clamoured for production.
• His wife begged him to let her at least go with him, and the children all clamoured not to be sent back, but it was no good.
• How difficult it is to be natural in a great crisis! Our spirits clamoured for expression, beating vainly against a thousand barred doors of speech.
• Irresponsible wants clamoured in her breast from morning till night, and all night the company of her Secret Friend was more glorious than ever.
• They rose at him as one man and clamoured for souvenirs.
• As a result of this realisation, Rhodes found himself confronted by all these followers, who loudly clamoured around him their indignation at having believed in his assertions.
• Driven back behind their walls, the Londoners clamoured for vengeance.
• Intent only on vengeance, booty, and ambition, Mortimer clamoured for violent measures, and was eager to reject all compromises.
• Again, the appearance of weakening, on our part, would have driven over the Kaffirs who hesitated, to the side of those who clamoured to attack us.
• His own nervous depression was somewhat relieved by the enthusiasm of the troops and of the populace, who clamoured loudly for arms.
• The children of this world, who became the agitators of the church, clamoured for something more.
• Air! That was what everything clamoured for, the very stones, the dogs, the shops, the dwellings, the people.
• He clamoured for claret at first, and we had to give him some.
• Then again they died to a steady far-off murmur as the mob surged and clamoured round the Palace and Abbey a couple of hundred yards away.
• His outraged pride clamoured for vengeance, and he sought for someone on whom to be revenged.
• Now and then he pulled at his moustaches as if to hide some emotion which clamoured for expression.
• They clamoured to heaven that they were doing well.
• In England the merchants still complained that their commerce was not properly protected, and the people clamoured against the conduct of the war.
• Urquhart was clamoured down in a subsequent attempt to address the house upon the subject.
• But the Grand Fleet blockaded it so well that the Germans clamoured for a fight to wipe the British off the sea and to let the German merchant ships get out.
• The despair which had clamoured so loud looked mean and contemptible in the presence of the mighty passion which had put it to shame.
• Each of these three had clamoured that Andre-Louis Moreau should be one of its delegates.
• The citizens in arms would listen to nothing, and with loud cries clamoured for the Maid.
• She started a Sunday School, and a Bible Class after awhile for the lads too old for the school, who clamoured for admission to her class in it.
• Slowly she brought her quivering body into subjection, while every nerve twitched and clamoured to escape.
• She clamoured for protestations as a drug for her uneasy mind.
• The thunder slowly ceased, and there followed a brief stillness through which the beating of her heart clamoured wildly.
• A group of women on the beach had ready two or three broad and rudely-built boats, and noisily clamoured for our patronage.
• The voice of my artificial self clamoured for a hearing.
• Anyway, all nineteen of us settled like locusts over the furniture and clamoured for honey.
• The toleration, so long clamoured for, so lately conceded, was in 341 put an end to by the Christians themselves, and Pagan sacrifices were prohibited.
• A section of the Poles clamoured to have him proclaimed King of Poland after the Polish revolution, and the Greeks claimed him as their future King.
• The Allies shied at this, though some of the most ferocious, but by no means the bravest, of the set clamoured for shooting, which is always the way with spurious heroes.

Similar words containing CLAMOUR without suffix ed

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