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clamorously::adverb | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | loudly, obstreperously |
Examples of clamorously
clamorously
The concert was greeted warmly, even clamorously, by an almost full house.
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Marge Piercy's last novel, Dance the Eagle to Sleep, was clamorously received two years ago.
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The narrative seemed not so much written as clamorously populated.
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Worshiped for centuries by amorous couples coupling clamorously.
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In some instances, the results ranged from social anarchy to the destruction of the very self so clamorously being sought.
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French ornithologists reported panic-stricken reactions of birds, particularly sea gulls, who clamorously flew out to sea, returning once daylight resumed.
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This will assuredly rise between now and the independence referendum, as the Scots rattle their begging bowl ever more clamorously, threatening to renounce us if it goes unfilled.
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Prussia was now confronted on the one side by the German nation urging her clamorously to action, on the other side by the European powers threatening dire consequences should she persist.
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- Obstreperously: in manner that attracts attention; "obstreperously, he demanded to get service"
- In a clamorous manner
