noun
clamouring
Clamouring (noun) means British spelling of clamoring — the act or sound of loudly demanding something. Example: “The clamouring crowd pressed against the barriers.”
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British spelling of clamoring — the act or sound of loudly demanding something.
"The clamouring crowd pressed against the barriers."
How to use clamouring
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSame as clamoring, spelled the British way.
UK vs US
UK spelling; American English uses "clamoring."
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- clamourings
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What does “clamouring” mean?
The word “clamouring” means british spelling of clamoring — the act or sound of loudly demanding something. In plain terms, same as clamoring, spelled the British way.
How do you use “clamouring” in a sentence?
Here is “clamouring” used in a sentence: “The clamouring crowd pressed against the barriers.”
What part of speech is “clamouring”?
“Clamouring” is a noun.
What is the meaning of clamouring?
"clamouring" (noun) means british spelling of clamoring — the act or sound of loudly demanding something.
