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beclamor

beclamor verb: to assail with clamor; to rail against.

Verb

beclamor (third-person singular simple present beclamors, present participle beclamoring, simple past and past participle beclamored)

  1. (transitive) To assail with clamor; to rail against.

Forms of beclamor

third-person singular presentbeclamors
present participlebeclamoring
past participlebeclamored
pastbeclamored
alternative formbeclamour

Origin of beclamor

From be- + clamor.

Questions about beclamor

What does beclamor mean?
Beclamor means to assail with clamor; to rail against.
What part of speech is beclamor?
Beclamor is a verb.
What is the past tense of beclamor?
The past tense of beclamor is beclamored.

Words near beclamor in the dictionary

  1. beclad
  2. beclam
  3. beclamide
  4. beclammed
  5. beclamming
  6. beclamor
  7. beclamored
  8. beclamoring
  9. beclamors
  10. beclamour
  11. beclamoured

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