vociferation
Vociferation is the act of shouting or crying out loudly and forcefully, often with persistent intensity. It describes a loud, clamorous outcry intended to attract attention, express strong emotion, or challenge or oppose others. The term can refer to individuals or groups and is frequently associated with public settings such as demonstrations, rallies, debates, or confrontations.
The word derives from Latin vociferatio, from vox meaning “voice” and ferre meaning “to bear or carry.”
In practice, vociferation appears across a range of contexts. It is common in political protests, sports crowds,
Because it emphasizes volume and persistence, vociferation is distinguished from quieter forms of argument or persuasion.