How to spell CLAMOURE correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "clamoure", fret not, as there are several correct alternatives to consider. The intended word could be "clamor", meaning a loud or intense noise. Another possibility is "clamour", the British spelling of "clamor". Remember to review spellings for accuracy to avoid any confusion or misunderstandings.
List of suggestions on how to spell clamoure correctly
- Clamor The clamor of car horns and shouting filled the busy city street.
- Clamored The crowd clamored for an encore after the band finished their final song.
- Clamors The clamors of the protesters demanding justice could be heard from miles away.
- Claymore The warrior swung his claymore, delivering a powerful strike to his opponent's shield.
- Glamour She exudes glamour wherever she goes, with her perfectly styled hair and designer outfits.
- Glamoured She walked down the runway, glamorous and confident, her sparkling dress and dazzling smile leaving the audience completely glamoured.
- Glamours She looked stunning in her glamorous gown and sparkly accessories.
