noisy; clamorous; to clamor
Meanings
2 senses · 8 examplesadjective
noisy; clamorous; boisterous
Describes environments, sounds, or atmospheres that are loud, disorderly, and lacking tranquility. Often used in contrast to quiet or peaceful settings.
The boisterous city life is exhausting.
He grew tired of the noise and moved to the countryside.
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The clamorous sound of carriages and horses came from afar.
This area is very noisy and unsuitable for studying.
verb
to clamor; to make an outcry; to hubbub
Indicates making loud, often aggressive or persistent public noise or demands. Frequently used with phrases like '一时' (for a time) or '不止' (incessantly) to describe temporary or ongoing public outcry.
This fallacy once clamored across the internet for a time.
The opposition is clamoring for immediate reform.
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Despite the public opinion clamoring incessantly, the government remained calm.
Media hype caused even minor issues to become clamorous.