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clamorously

/ˈkɫæmɝəsli/ adv

In a clamorous manner.

Word Origin From Latin clamare 'to cry out' — so clamor is a loud outcry. Clamorously means 'in a clamorous manner'. The root also gives us claim (to call out), acclaim (to shout approval), exclaim (to cry out), and proclaim (to cry forth), all from PIE *kelə- 'to call'. So clamorously is shouting loudly.

adv In a clamorous manner.

The children clamorously demanded more candy from their parents.

(副词) 喧闹地；吵嚷地；嘈杂地

孩子们喧闹地向父母要求更多糖果。

(adverbio) clamorosamente; ruidosamente; a gritos; a voces; estruendosamente [De manera clamorosa.]

Los niños exigieron clamorosamente más dulces a sus padres.

(adverbe) bruyamment; tapageusement; avec clameur; à cor et à cri [D'une manière bruyante et tumultueuse ; avec clameur.]

Les enfants ont réclamé clamorously plus de bonbons à leurs parents.

(Adverb) lärmend; lautstark [Auf eine laute, aufdringliche oder ungestüme Weise; mit viel Lärm oder Aufdringlichkeit.]

Die Kinder forderten **clamorously** mehr Süßigkeiten von ihren Eltern.

(副詞) 騒がしく、がなりたてるように。

子供たちは両親にもっとキャンディーをclamorously(騒々しく)要求した。

(advérbio) ruidosamente; estridentemente; estrondosamente; clamorosamente [De maneira ruidosa; de forma clamorosa.]

As crianças exigiam ruidosamente mais doces de seus pais.

Synonyms: loudly noisily vociferously stridently raucously boisterously obstreperously rowdily Antonyms: quietly softly silently peacefully
Word parts: clamor + ous + ly

Related words

clamorous claimant acclamation declamation disclaimer exclamation proclamation reclamation

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