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clamor
noun as in loud cry; commotion
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Example Sentences
“Audiences are still clamoring to see this show after so many years — it’s absolutely incredible,” says Nick Cartell, who has played former convict Jean Valjean for seven years and in more than 1,500 performances.
But I’ve yet to hear a good explanation why certain athletes can handle the clamor of a crowd and others need laboratory conditions.
So more than two decades after the start of the story, many fans are clamoring for another slice of Stars Hollow life.
Last March, that’s what Democratic voters were clamoring for when Minority Leader Chuck Schumer rounded up votes to defeat the filibuster, infuriating the base and many of his own senators.
Horseradish isn’t clamoring to burn your mouth off.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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