clamor in Irish
clamor in Irish is callán — clamor means a loud outcry or noisy demand, often from a crowd.
clamor in Irish
callán
Any loud and continued noise.
What does "clamor" mean?
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noun A loud outcry or noisy demand, often from a crowd.
"There was a public clamor for the resignation of the minister."
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verb To demand something loudly and persistently.
"Fans clamored for the band to play one more song."
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clamor in a sentence
- There was a public clamor for the resignation of the minister.
- The clamor of the market stalls filled the square.
- Fans clamored for the band to play one more song.
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What is "clamor" in Irish?
"clamor" in Irish is callán. clamor means: A loud outcry or noisy demand, often from a crowd.
How do you use "clamor" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a public clamor for the resignation of the minister." In Irish, "clamor" is callán.
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