clamored
Raised a din
Clamored is the past tense of clamor, meaning to make loud demands or protests, or to create a noisy uproar.
People clamor for attention, justice, or change: The crowd clamored for the mayor's resignation.
The word suggests urgency and collective voice—many people wanting something loudly and insistently.
Spoke very loudly
- demandedRequired with force
- yelledSpoke very loudly
- cried outVocalized suddenly, loudly
- roaredMade loud, deep sound
bellowed · chanted · protested · pleaded · called out · screamed · hollered · vociferated
Strongly encouraged action
- insistedFirmly declared or demanded
- pressuredUrged with insistence
- advocatedPublicly recommended or supported
- petitionedFormally asked for something
appealed · lobbied · pushed · campaigned · rallied · called for · requested · implored
shouted
Spoke very loudly
roared · bellowed · chanted · protested · pleaded · called out · screamed · hollered · vociferated · outcry
urged
Strongly encouraged action
- insistedFirmly declared or demanded
- pressuredUrged with insistence
- advocatedPublicly recommended or supported
petitioned · appealed · lobbied · pushed · campaigned · rallied · called for · requested · implored · beseeched
mob
Disorderly, aggressive crowd
- throngDense pressing crowd
- massesBulk or populace
- protestersThose publicly opposing something
demonstrators · crowd · gathering · assembly · multitude · horde · swarm · public · citizens · supporters