noun
clamoring
Clamoring (noun) means the act or sound of loudly demanding something. Example: “The clamoring outside grew louder as the results were announced.”
noun
1
The act or sound of loudly demanding something.
"The clamoring outside grew louder as the results were announced."
How to Use Clamoring
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishLoud, insistent demanding, as it's happening.
UK vs US
American spelling; British English uses "clamouring."
Easily confused with
Word Forms
clamorings plural
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What does “clamoring” mean?
The word “clamoring” means the act or sound of loudly demanding something. In plain terms, loud, insistent demanding, as it's happening.
How do you use “clamoring” in a sentence?
Here is “clamoring” used in a sentence: “The clamoring outside grew louder as the results were announced.”
What part of speech is “clamoring”?
“Clamoring” is a noun.