outcry Copy link Outline 1. clāmor (loud shouting)2. convīcium (noisy, uproarious shouting and brawling)3. acclāmātio (shouting expressive of displeasure) • outcry: 1. clāmor (loud shouting): v. cry, subs. 2. convīcium (noisy, uproarious shouting and brawling): astonished at the o., convicio permotus, Phaedr. 1, 6, 4: v. noise (8). 3. acclāmātio (shouting expressive of displeasure): more fully, adversa (populi) a., Cic. de Or. 2, 83, 339.
OUTCRY Copy link • OUTCRYLoud cry, clamor. To raise an outcry, clamorem edere, tollere. Opposition, Vid: OUTDO, re or in re excellere, praestare alicui; aliquem antecellere.