লক্ষণীয়ভাবে এবং আক্রমণাত্মক অট্ট; কঠোর হৈচৈ দেওয়া

Adjective:

মিনতিকারী,

clamant's Usage Examples:

Powers but "owing to the operation of the 'ten-year-decision' and the clamant need for economy, our absolute strength also has .

(Pope), "expressive silence" (Thomson, echoing Cicero's Latin: cum tacent clamant, lit.

Neither was the case one which was clamant for retribution.

Something 'crying', 'clamant', or excessive; spec.

Gaudet exercitus christianorum, exclamant, Deum exorant.

Et nous irons de par le monde, Semer ton nom et tes bienfaits, En clamant sur toutes les ondes, Que sur ton sol règne la paix.

As the club were in clamant need of a goalkeeper, the agent offered him a contract, which he accepted.

Una voce omnes clamant Rokebeia floreat! O di, si vestrum est opus, Schola, quae olim in clivo.

Hertzog left the United Party in protest at Smuts' decision, in the face of clamant calls for neutrality from Afrikaans-speakers, to take the country into.

11 "Cum tacent clamant" Transcription: "When They Are Silent, They Are Shouting" 16 March 2005 (2005-03-16).

clamant's Meaning':

conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry

Synonyms:

strident; noisy; vociferous; blatant; clamorous;

Antonyms:

quiet; unassertive; inconspicuous; sporadic; hard;