vociférer

Senses

1. 1.

   to vociferate; to shout loudly

   to utter loud, vehement cries or exclamations

2. 2.

   to clamor; to protest noisily

   to express strong objections or complaints in a loud, forceful manner

Examples

• "Les manifestants vociféraient contre la décision du gouvernement."

  The demonstrators were vociferating against the government's decision.

• "Elle vociféra son indignation face à cette injustice."

  She vociferated her indignation at this injustice.

• "Le politicien vociférait des accusations sans fondement."

  The politician was loudly shouting unfounded accusations.

Usage

Formal or literary register. Often conveys a sense of uncontrolled anger or passion. Commonly used with adverbs like "contre" (against) or "d'indignation" (indignantly). The noun "vocifération" exists but is rare in everyday speech.