CEFR C1

clamant

adjective

Meaning

Loudly demanding or insistent, especially in appealing for something.

Examples

The clamant needs of the refugees could not be ignored.
Her clamant voice cut through the noise of the crowd.

Synonyms: urgent, insistent, vociferous, importunate

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clamant (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈkleɪmənt/

Definition

Loudly demanding or insistent, especially in appealing for something.

Examples

The clamant needs of the refugees could not be ignored.
Her clamant voice cut through the noise of the crowd.
There was a clamant demand for justice from the protestors.

Synonyms of clamant

Words with a similar meaning to clamant:

urgent
insistent
vociferous
importunate

Antonyms of clamant

Words with the opposite meaning to clamant:

quiet
subdued
unobtrusive

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