clamor
nounmasculine/klɐˈmoɾ/medium
cla·mor
Definition
A loud and prolonged outcry; uproar. By extension, a vehement and collective protest or demand.
A clamor arose from the crowd when the decision was announced.
There was a growing clamor for political reform.
Common collocations
public clamorgreat clamorclamor for justice
Etymology
Do latim 'clamor, -oris'.