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Clamber vs. Clamor

Clamber

/ˈklæmbə/
To climb or move in an awkward or difficult way, often using hands and feet

Examples:

The kitten managed to clamber up the tree swiftly.The hiker tried to clamber over the rocky terrain.She could barely clamber up the ladder without help.

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Clamor

/ˈklæmər/
A loud and confused noise, especially that of people shouting.

Examples:

The crowd's clamor echoed through the city square.Her decision was met with a clamor of disapproval.Political leaders faced clamor for greater transparency.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Clamber involves physical movement, often awkward or difficult, hence associated with climbing.
  • Clamor relates to noise, specifically loud and confused noise and is mostly auditory.
  • Remember, clamber has b-e-r like climb suggesting upward movement.
  • Clamor sounds like clamour which contains the word loud suggesting noise.
  • Clamber might leave you breathless; clamor might leave you earful.
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