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conclamant

adjective
con·​cla·​mant | \ (ˈ)kän¦klāmənt, -lam-\

Definition of conclamant

: crying out together the conclamant voices of common sense and decency

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History and Etymology for conclamant

Latin conclamant-, conclamans, present participle of conclamare

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