clamant 

  1. 形容詞
刻不容緩的, 迫在眉睫的
緊急的, 急迫的
(小孩)吵鬧的, 喧嚷的

    同義字詞
blatant,caterwauling,clamorous,obstreperous,squawking,vociferant,vociferating,vociferous,yawping,yauping,yowling

例句

  1. When you examine the logic of the radical agenda, its good sense becomes less clamant .
  2. In every field there is a clamant demand for a much larger number of able native Christian workers and leaders.
  3. Something 'crying', ' clamant ', or excessive; spec. a glaring blunder, esp. in an examination, etc.", and gives the earliest usage example in 1872.
  4. The masterful survey provided by this volume is calculated to rehabilitate in the thinking and practice of the present day those very patterns which are largely lost and which are our clamant need.
  5. But now this astonishing blow to the gospel of the kingdom, introducing such a swarm of locusts into the church, and in forcing a compliance of the people with this defection, and that so violently and rigorously, as even simple withdrawing was so severely punished by severe edicts of fining, and other arbitrary punishments at first; what did it produce? did it awaken all Christs ambassadors, now to appear for Christ, in this clear and clamant case of confessing him, and the freedom and purity of his ordinances?