Clamant means loud and clamorous, or demanding attention and pressing.
Clamant means clamorous or loud, and also demanding attention or pressing.
| Front | clamant \KLAY-mant, KLAM-uhnt\ |
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| Back | adjective 1. Clamorous; loud. 2. Demanding attention; pressing. [Latin clamans, clamant-, present participle of clamare, to cry out.] "Mr Buchanan has been the most clamant anti-war voice of the 1990s ..." |
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