clamouring
Speech parts
1. clamouring - Noun
2. clamouring - Verb
Meaning
loud and persistent outcry from many people
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Examples
he ignored the clamor of the crowd
An army of retail investors, known in South Korea as Ants, is also clamouring to buy stock, while die-hard BTS fans are bidding in hopes of securing even one share in what analysts expect to the country' hottest listing this year.
Americans sacrificed for months, and are now clamouring to reopen the country as a result.”
Igbo political leaders are in alliance with their counterparts in Yoruba land clamouring for true federalism and restructuring of Nigeria.
“At a time when democracy is in retreat around the world, I hope that the people of Malaysia have given some hope to people around the world clamouring for their own freedom.”
The smaller operators have been clamouring for mobile money interoperability, saying that it is necessary if they are to fairly compete against the market leader Safaricom’s M-Pesa.