clamour
/ˈklæmər/Definitions
1. noun
a loud, insistent cry, shout, or demand for something; a strong public reaction or feeling.
“The crowd’s clamour for more music was deafening.”
2. verb
to shout or cry loudly; to demand or request something strongly or persistently.
“The protesters clamoured for better working conditions.”
3. verb (transitive)
to fill or make something noisy with a loud, insistent cry or shout.
“The city was clamoured with the noise of the celebrations.”
4. verb (intransitive)
to make a strong public demand or request.
“The people clamoured for change in the government.”