clamorous
/ˈklæmərəs/
adjective
- Making a loud and continuous noise; noisy.
- The market was clamorous with vendors shouting and customers bargaining.
- The clamorous crowd cheered as the parade passed by.
- A clamorous alarm woke everyone in the building.
- Expressing demands or complaints in a loud and insistent way.
- The board faced a clamorous group of shareholders at the annual meeting.
- Her clamorous complaints about the service annoyed the other diners.
- The clamorous protesters refused to leave until their demands were met.