acclamation Copy link Outline 1. clāmor (also of any kind of shouting)2. acclāmātĭo3. conclāmātio (general a.) • acclamation, shouts of applause: 1. clāmor (also of any kind of shouting): I spoke of you with the a. and agreement of the people, dixi de te clamore consensuque populi, Cic.: the a. of the joyful soldiers, clamor militum gaudentium, Tac.: those brave men of ours expressed their approval of that act with loud a.s, nostri illi fortes viri magno illud c. approbaverunt, Cic.: why make a long story of it? a.s (followed), Quid multa? clamores, Cic.: to gain a.s, clamores facere, Cic. Join: clamor et plausus (plausus is clapping of hands): clamor et consensus. Phr.: incredibili clamore et plausu aliquid comprobare, Cic.: plausus et clamores movere, Cic.: ingenti omnium clamore atque assensu, Liv.: frequenti assensu succlamatum est, Liv. 2. acclāmātĭo: the a.s of the multitude, acclamationes multitudinis Liv. (in Cicero always of disapprobation). 3. conclāmātio (general a.): to be saluted imperator by a., [universi exercitus] conclamatione imperatorem appellari, Caes. B. C. 2, 26.