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Vociferate

Definition

(formal, literary) To cry out or shout loudly and vehemently, often in anger, protest, or urgency. Typically used in formal or literary contexts to convey intense emotion or strong opinion.

Example Sentences

1The crowd began to vociferate their discontent as the politician's speech continued, demanding greater transparency and accountability.
2In her novel, the author used the verb 'vociferate' to describe the protagonist's anguished cry for help as she navigated the treacherous landscape.
3The protesters vociferated their slogans and chants, drawing attention to the social injustices they sought to address.
4As the news of the natural disaster spread, people began to vociferate their shock and outrage on social media, calling for immediate action and support.
5The poet's use of 'vociferate' in her verse added a sense of urgency and passion to her words, conveying the depth of her emotions and convictions.

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