Protest синоним

  • Определения слова protest

    • протестовать, возражать; заявлять протест; выражать несогласие.
      • en (помета?)
    • опротестовывать (вексель и т. п.).
      • en (фин.)
    • торжественно заявлять
    • протест, возражение

Синонимы к слову protest

    • affirm
    • announce
    • assert
    • avow
    • campaign
    • claim
    • complain
    • complaint
    • declare
    • demonstration
    • disapproval
    • dispute
    • dissent
    • gripe
    • insist
    • make an objection
    • march
    • object
    • objection
    • oppose
    • picket
    • rally
    • remonstrate
    • remonstration
    • strike
    • voice disapproval
    • walkout
    • work to rule

Похожие слова на protest

    • protest
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    • protestant
    • protestant’s
    • protestantism
    • protestantism’s
    • protestantisms
    • protestants
    • protestation
    • protestation’s
    • protestations
    • protested
    • protester
    • protester’s
    • protesters
    • protesting
    • protests

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English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:4.3 / 3 votes

  1. protest

    Acknowledge, admit, and declare refer either to oneself or to others; all the other words refer only to one’s own knowledge or action. To avow is to declare boldly and openly, commonly as something one is ready to justify, maintain, or defend. A man acknowledges another’s claim or his own promise; he admits an opponent’s advantage or his own error; he declares either what he has seen or experienced or what he has received from another; he avers what he is sure of from his own knowledge or consciousness; he gives his assurance as the voucher for what he avouches; he avows openly a belief or intention that he has silently held. Avow and avouch take a direct object; aver is followed by a conjunction: a man avows his faith, avouches a deed, avers that he was present. Avow has usually a good sense; what a person avows he at least does not treat as blameworthy, criminal, or shameful; if he did, he would be said to confess it; yet there is always the suggestion that some will be ready to challenge or censure what one avows; as, the clergyman avowed his dissent from the doctrine of his church. Own applies to all things, good or bad, great or small, which one takes as his own. Compare CONFESS; STATE.

    Synonyms:
    admit, aver, avouch, avow, confess, declare, knowledge, own, proclaim, profess, testify, witness

    Antonyms:
    contradict, deny, disavow, disclaim, disown, ignore, repudiate

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:2.8 / 4 votes

  1. protest

    Synonyms:
    expostulate, remonstrate, denounce, repudiate, deprecate, affirm, aver, assure

    Antonyms:
    acquiesce, coincide, sanction, subscribe, endorse, agree

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:3.0 / 1 vote

  1. protest, protestationnoun

    a formal and solemn declaration of objection

    «they finished the game under protest to the league president»; «the senator rose to register his protest»; «the many protestations did not stay the execution»

    Synonyms:
    dissent, objection, protestation

  2. protest, objection, dissentnoun

    the act of protesting; a public (often organized) manifestation of dissent

    Synonyms:
    dissent, remonstrance, remonstration, objection, protestation, expostulation

  3. protestverb

    the act of making a strong public expression of disagreement and disapproval

    «he shouted his protests at the umpire»; «a shower of protest was heard from the rear of the hall»

    Synonyms:
    dissent, objection, protestation

  4. protestverb

    utter words of protest

    Synonyms:
    resist, dissent

  5. protest, resist, dissentverb

    express opposition through action or words

    «dissent to the laws of the country»

    Synonyms:
    baulk, reject, stand, disagree, resist, hold out, fend, withstand, balk, take issue, dissent, jib, stand firm, defy, refuse, differ

  6. protestverb

    affirm or avow formally or solemnly

    «The suspect protested his innocence»

    Synonyms:
    resist, dissent

Matched Categories

    • Assert
    • Complain
    • Objection
    • Oppose
    • Resistance

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:2.0 / 1 vote

  1. protestverb

    Synonyms:
    declare (solemnly), aver, affirm, assert, asseverate, avow, profess, attest, testify

  2. protestverb

    Synonyms:
    declare (solemnly), assert, affirm

  3. protestnoun

    Synonyms:
    declaration (made in a formal manner against something)

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How to use protest in a sentence?

  1. Dion Garcia:

    It was crazy, a lot of us were trying to break it up. This was not necessary, they should’ve just let the Klan protest. This is America, we have free speech.

  2. House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy:

    It’s playing a baseball game under protest. At the end of the game, we’ll figure out who’s right, whatever the Democrats move forward probably will never … become law.

  3. Mark Brewer:

    I think a lot of what’s going on, including this protest in Lansing, is motivated by Republican concern that Gretchen Whitmer may be the vice presidential candidate.

  4. Polly Neate:

    The club has a responsibility to look at who it is hiring in high-profile positions, and consider whether a convicted rapist, who continues to protest that he’s done nothing wrong and whose case has attracted widespread victim-blaming language, is someone that they want to be representing their brand, it’s important that high profile institutions take a stand about the seriousness of rape as a crime, and do not in any way condone the blaming of victims of rape, or participate in a culture which trivializes violence against women.

  5. The Rev. Tommie Pierson:

    You can only protest and demonstrate for so long, we need voter education, which will lead to registration and the ultimate goal: voter participation. When I really get the attention of young people is when I tell them: ‘Hey, you can have your own police chief.’.


Translations for protest

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  • احتجاج, اعترضArabic
  • протестBulgarian
  • protesta, protestarCatalan, Valencian
  • protestovat, protestCzech
  • Demonstration, [[Einspruch]] [[erheben]], demonstrieren, Protest, [[Einwände]] [[äußern]], protestierenGerman
  • διαμαρτύρομαι, διαμαρτυρίαGreek
  • protesti, protestoEsperanto
  • protesta, protestarSpanish
  • vakuuttaa, mielenosoitus, vastalause, vastustaa, protesti, protestoidaFinnish
  • mótmæliFaroese
  • manifestation, protestation, protesterFrench
  • agóidIrish
  • מחאהHebrew
  • hangoztat, tiltakozik, kijelent, tiltakozás, megerősítHungarian
  • protesta, protestareItalian
  • プロテスト, 抗議Japanese
  • პროტესტიGeorgian
  • 항의하다Korean
  • mautohetanga, mautoheMāori
  • protestactie, protesteren, manifestatie, protestDutch
  • protestereNorwegian
  • protestPolish
  • protesto, protestarPortuguese
  • protestaRomanian
  • протест, протестовать, [[торжественный, [[клятвенный, уверятьRussian
  • protestovati, prosvedovati, протест, protestirati, prosvjedovati, протестоватиSerbo-Croatian
  • ugovarjati, protest, ugovor, protestiratiSlovene
  • protestera, försäkra, inlägga, gensaga, protest, bedyraSwedish
  • నిరసన ప్రదర్శన, నిరసించు, నిరసనTelugu
  • протестUkrainian
  • احتجاجUrdu
  • 抗议Chinese

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  • challenge
  • demonstration
  • dissent
  • objection
  • outcry
  • question
  • revolt
  • riot
  • turmoil
  • bellyache
  • blackball
  • clamor
  • declaration
  • demur
  • demurral
  • difficulty
  • flak
  • grievance
  • gripe
  • grouse
  • holler
  • howl
  • kick
  • knock
  • march
  • moratorium
  • nix
  • protestation
  • rally
  • remonstrance
  • remonstration
  • stink
  • tumult
  • big stink
  • formal complaint
  • affirm
  • assert
  • declare
  • demonstrate
  • fight
  • insist
  • maintain
  • object
  • oppose
  • resist
  • revolt
  • asseverate
  • attest
  • avouch
  • avow
  • blast
  • buck
  • combat
  • contend
  • demur
  • disagree
  • except
  • expostulate
  • holler
  • howl
  • kick
  • predicate
  • profess
  • rebel
  • remonstrate
  • squawk
  • testify
  • back-talk
  • be against
  • be displeased by
  • constate
  • cry out
  • inveigh against
  • make a stink
  • put up a fight
  • say no
  • sound off
  • stage a walkout
  • take exception
  • thumbs-down

On this page you’ll find 165 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to protest, such as: challenge, demonstration, dissent, objection, outcry, and question.

  • agree
  • comply
  • deny
  • forget
  • go along
  • support
  • accept
  • compliment
  • consent
  • give in
  • praise
  • retreat
  • surrender
  • approve

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However, as the protests have worn on, certain social justice theories have been stretched in potentially troubling ways.

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WORDS RELATED TO PROTEST

  • advance
  • affirm
  • allege
  • argue
  • asseverate
  • attest
  • aver
  • avouch
  • avow
  • cite
  • claim
  • contend
  • defend
  • justify
  • predicate
  • press
  • proclaim
  • profess
  • pronounce
  • protest
  • put forward
  • say
  • stand up for
  • state
  • stress
  • swear
  • uphold
  • warrant
  • advancing
  • affirming
  • alleging
  • arguing
  • attesting
  • averring
  • avouching
  • avowing
  • butt in
  • citing
  • claiming
  • contending
  • defending
  • horning in
  • justifying
  • mouth off
  • popping off
  • predicating
  • pressing
  • proclaiming
  • professing
  • pronouncing
  • protesting
  • putting forward
  • saying
  • shooting off one’s mouth
  • shooting one’s wad
  • standing up for
  • stating
  • stressing
  • swearing
  • upholding
  • vindicating
  • warranting
  • advances
  • affirms
  • alleges
  • argues
  • attests
  • avers
  • avouches
  • avows
  • butt in
  • cites
  • claims
  • contends
  • defends
  • horns in
  • justifies
  • mouth off
  • pops off
  • predicates
  • presses
  • proclaims
  • professes
  • pronounces
  • protests
  • puts forward
  • says
  • shoots off one’s mouth
  • shoots one’s wad
  • stands up for
  • states
  • stresses
  • swears
  • upholds
  • vindicates
  • warrants
  • answer back
  • argue
  • complain
  • mouth off
  • protest
  • sass
  • talk back
  • bemoan
  • bitch
  • fuss
  • gripe
  • groan
  • grumble
  • protest
  • whine
  • claiming
  • confrontation
  • dare
  • defiance
  • demanding
  • demur
  • interrogation
  • objection
  • protest
  • provocation
  • remonstrance
  • summons to contest
  • test
  • threat
  • trial
  • ultimatum

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Collins

  
      n  

1    complaint, declaration, demur, demurral, disapproval, dissent, formal complaint, objection, outcry, protestation, remonstrance  
      vb  

2    complain, cry out, demonstrate, demur, disagree, disapprove, expostulate, express disapproval, kick (against)     (informal)   object, oppose, remonstrate, say no to, take exception, take up the cudgels  

3    affirm, argue, assert, asseverate, attest, avow, contend, declare, insist, maintain, profess, testify, vow  

English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus  

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protest

        ( protests    plural & 3rd person present)   ( protesting    present participle)   ( protested    past tense & past participle  )
The verb is pronounced prətest. The noun is pronounced proʊtest.     

1       verb   If you protestagainst something or about something, you say or show publicly that you object to it. In American English, you usually say that you protest it.  
Groups of women took to the streets to protest against the arrests…      V about/against/at n  
The students were protesting at overcrowding in the university hostels…      V about/against/at n  
They were protesting soaring prices…      V n  
He picked up the cat before Rosa could protest.      V  

2       n-var   A protest is the act of saying or showing publicly that you object to something.  
oft N against/at/about n  
The opposition now seems too weak to stage any serious protests against the government…, The unions called a two-hour strike in protest at the railway authority’s announcement., …a protest march.     

3       verb   If you protestthat something is the case, you insist that it is the case, when other people think that it may not be.  
When we tried to protest that Mo was beaten up they didn’t believe us…      V that  
`I never said any of that to her,’ he protested…      V with quote  
He has always protested his innocence.      V n  

protest vote        ( protest votes    plural  ) In an election, a protest vote is a vote against the party you usually support in order to show disapproval of something they are doing or planning to do.      n-count  

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cyber protest

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Варианты (v1)

Варианты (v2)

  • protest [ˈprəʊtest] сущ

    1. протестм

      (outcry)

      • protest action – акция протеста
      • right to peaceful protest – право на мирный протест
      • protest against social injustice – протест против социальной несправедливости
      • form of social protest – форма социального протеста
    2. опротестованиеср, возражениеср

      (opposition)

    3. выступлениеср

      (speech)

    4. протестная акция

      (protest action)

    5. выражение протеста

    6. голос протеста

  • protest [ˈprəʊtest] гл

    1. протестовать, возражать, запротестовать, возразить, возмутиться

      (rebel, oppose, object, retort)

    2. опротестовать, опротестовывать

      (appeal)

      • protest the decision – опротестовать решение
    3. выразить протест, заявить протест

    4. выступать

      (act)

    5. выражать протест

    6. митинговать

    7. заявлять протест

  • protest [ˈprəʊtest] прил

    1. протестный

      • protest vote – протестное голосование
noun
протест protest, outcry, objection, revolt, caveat, remonstrance
опротестование protest
торжественное заявление affirmation, declaration, asseveration, protestation, testimony, protest
verb
протестовать protest, object, rebel, remonstrate, outcry, deprecate
возражать mind, object, object to, protest, contradict, retort
опротестовывать protest
заявлять протест protest, lodge a protest, make a protest, lodge an objection, enter a protest, voice one’s protest
говорить say, speak, tell, talk, refer, protest
торжественно заявлять affirm, asseverate, testify, protest
уверять assure, tell, convince, reassure, persuade, protest

Синонимы (v1)

Синонимы (v2)

  • protest сущ

    • objection · complaint · dissent · challenge · protestation · remonstrance
    • outcry · revolt · protestor
    • resist · demur
    • remonstrate · expostulate

noun

  • objection, complaint, exception, disapproval, challenge, dissent, demurral, remonstration, fuss, outcry
  • demonstration, (protest) march, rally, counterdemonstration, sit-in, occupation, work-to-rule, industrial action, (work) stoppage, strike, walkout, mutiny, picket, boycott
  • protestation
  • dissent, objection

verb

  • express opposition, object, dissent, take issue, make/take a stand, put up a fight, kick, take exception, complain, express disapproval, disagree, demur, remonstrate, make a fuss, cry out, speak out, rail, inveigh, fulminate, kick up a fuss/stink
  • demonstrate, march, hold a rally, sit in, occupy somewhere, work to rule, take industrial action, stop work, strike, go on strike, walk out, mutiny, picket, boycott something
  • insist on, maintain, assert, affirm, announce, proclaim, declare, profess, contend, argue, claim, vow, swear (to), stress, aver
  • dissent, resist

Предложения со словом «protest»

The tens of thousands of people who joined Occupy Wall Street or marched with Black Lives Matter to protest police brutality against African Americans.

Десятки тысяч участников движения «Захвати Уолл — стрит», как и движения «Чёрные жизни важны» против полицейского произвола в отношении афроамериканцев.

So I started making things specific to the protest , things that would be weapons in a spiritual war, things that would give people voice and things that would fortify them for the road ahead.

И я начал делать что — то в поддержку протестов , то, что смогло бы стать оружием в духовной войне, то, что дало бы людям голос, то, что дало бы им силы двигаться дальше на своём пути.

And sure enough, nationally, small local groups — they were called Democratic-Republican Societies — began to form and protest against Federalist-dominated hegemony.

Разумеется, по всей стране маленькие местные общества — их называли Демократическо — республиканские общества — сформировывались и начинали протестовать против господства федералистов.

For instance, facial recognition systems are everywhere — in our phones, even in our thermostats and in cameras around our cities — keeping a record of everything we do, whether it’s an advertisement we glanced at or a protest we attended.

Например, системы распознавания лиц уже везде: в телефонах и даже в терморегуляторах, а также в городских камерах, следящих за каждым нашим движением, взглянули ли мы на рекламу или поучаствовали в акции протеста .

The right to protest , the right to assemble freely, the right to petition one’s government, these are not just rights.

Право на протест , право на свободу мирных собраний, право на обращение в органы власти — это не просто права.

I clammed up and violently shook my head in protest .

Я остолбенел и яростно закачал головой в знак протеста .

People like Michelle Obama, Malala and others lent their voices in protest .

Такие люди, как Мишель Обама, Малала и другие, выступили в знак протеста .

From baseball games to military funerals, we trekked across the country with neon protest signs in hand to tell others exactly how unclean they were and exactly why they were headed for damnation.

От бейсбольных матчей до похорон солдат, мы катили через всю страну с неоновыми плакатами протеста в руках, чтобы подробно рассказать всем, насколько они не чисты, и почему они направляются прямиком к вечному проклятию.

Take, for instance, when Black Lives Matter protesters go out to protest unjust killings of black citizens by police, and the pictures that emerge from the protest look like they could have been taken 50 years ago.

Например, когда активисты движения Чёрные жизни важны выходят на протесты против несправедливых убийств чернокожих полицией, фото, освещающие эти протесты , выглядят, как будто это происходило 50 лет назад.

In the face of so much hatred and ignorance against those in the Middle East, every moment on site felt like a protest for peace.

Перед лицом ненависти и невежества идущего с Ближнего Востока, каждая секунда была как манифест за мир.

They regularly protest about the issues they care about, but nuclear weapons are not one of them, which makes sense, because Jasmine was born in 1991, at the end of the Cold War.

Они постоянно отстаивают те идеи, которые для них важны, но проблема ядерного оружия к ним не относится, потому что Жасмин родилась в 1991 году, а это был конец Холодной войны.

I can protest .

Я умею отстаивать свою позицию.

And there was a popular protest in Iceland, so the sitting president thought they needed a trusted leader.

Следствием стали народные протесты , и действующий президент решил, что стране нужен лидер, которому будут доверять.

Recently I was in Paris, and a friend of mine took me to Nuit Debout, which stands for up all night, the self-organized protest movement that had formed in response to the proposed labor laws in France.

Недавно я был в Париже, и мы с другом посетили Nuit Debout, что значит ночь без сна, самоорганизованное протестное движение, сформировавшееся во Франции в ответ на возможную трудовую реформу.

Like Occupy Wall Street and other protest movements, Nuit Debout was born in the face of crisis.

Подобно Occupy Wall Street и другим протестным движениям, Nuit Debout появилось в преддверии кризиса.

More human folk might dispute, protest , argue.

Более человечные люди могли бы спорить, протестовать , объяснять.

Tickets for the protest concert against the exploitation of Athens zombies

Билеты на концерт протеста против эксплуатации зомби в Афинах.

Now don’t wriggle and snuffle and try to protest .

Только не сопите, не увиливайте и не пытайтесь возражать.

For a moment I thought even Silent would protest .

На мгновение мне показалось, что даже Молчун начнет протестовать .

I said I wasn’t going to lodge a protest .

Я только сказал, что не собираюсь заявлять протест .

He had let her go that day without a protest .

Он отпустил ее в тот день без всяких протестов .

There’s some kind of protest on north campus.

Там какая — то акция протеста на севере кампуса.

To protest the involvement of telecom firms in the development of high tech weapon systems.

В знак протеста против участия компаний сотовой связи в разработке оружия.

To protest the involvement of telecom firms in the development of high tech weapon systems.

В знак протеста против участия компаний сотовой связи в разработке оружия.

To protest the involvement of telecom firms in the development of high tech weapon systems.

В знак протеста против участия компаний сотовой связи в разработке оружия.

To protest the involvement of telecom firms in the development of high tech weapon systems.

В знак протеста против участия компаний сотовой связи в разработке оружия.

Dark angry clouds linked together in an attempt to block the rising sun, resulting in gray streaks arched in protest across the sky.

Темные грозовые облака в попытке затмить восходящее солнце образовали серую изогнутую борозду.

Family members held a stormy protest in front of the Prime Minister’s residence…

Члены семей заложников организовали бурный протест перед резиденцией премьер — министра …

Belwar screamed, but it was Clacker’s monstrous cry of protest that sounded loudest, rising above the din of the battle-filled cavern.

Белвар пронзительно закричал, но и его крик, и шум битвы перекрыл чудовищный вопль Щелкунчика.

The defendant does not recognise the authority of this tribunal and wishes to lodge a formal protest .

Мой подзащитный не признает авторитет настоящего суда и желал бы выразить официальный протест .

Why didn’t I protest against my arrest right from the start?

Почему я не возражал против моего ареста с самого начала?

Which is why I don’t think he’d protest too much if he found out about you two.

Я почти уверена, что он не будет особенно возражать, если узнает о нашем параллельном расследовании.

He held up a hand against the protest he could see rising in Mary.

Заметив, что Мэри собирается возразить, Кит предостерегающе поднял руку.

He opened the door and stepped out before she could protest the plan.

Он быстро открыл дверь и вылез из машины, прежде чем она успела возразить.

Rod scarcely had time to protest before they had caught up with the army.

У Рода едва нашлось время возразить, прежде чем они догнали армию.

I had to balance on the bad ankle, but he didn’t give me time to protest .

Мне пришлось балансировать на больной ноге, но он не дал мне времени возразить.

We have filed a protest against the closure of our band, our workers’ band from Lodz.

Мы подали протест против закрытия нашего оркестра, оркестра рабочих Лодзи.

In each case in turn, Archer’s handsome and heated face had always been thrust across the table with the same air of uncontrollable protest and gushing indignation.

В каждом случае красивое лицо над столом горело истинным возмущением.

The beast bellowed its protest , but its injury kept it from pursuing.

Оно проводило его бешеным ревом, но рана не позволила ему преследовать убегающую добычу.

As the people of South Park continue to protest , the South Park police are now ordering a mandatory reverse curfew.

Жители протестуют , а полиция отдаёт приказ о введении принудительного обратного комендантского часа.

Jean-Claude put a finger on my lips and stopped all the protest .

Жан — Клод приложил палец к моим губам и остановил поток слов.

Those same Greeks are rioting in the streets to protest the seizure of their artwork.

Те же греки бунтуют на улицах в знак протеста против ареста их искусства.

Where’s the Paul Haley who led the student protest against apartheid?

Куда делся Пол Хэйли, который возглавлял студенческий протест против апартеида?

He’s holed up in a mine shaft in Minnesota, rewriting his protest songs into war ballads.

Он отсиживается в шахте в Миннесоте и переделал свои протестные песни в военные баллады.

The Students’ Union are planning a protest at the university next week.

Студенческий союз планирует акцию протеста в университете через неделю.

Thousands of Palestinians took to the streets to protest against Israel’s continued land annexation policy.

Тысячи палестинцев вышли на улицы выразить свой протест непрекращающейся политике Израиля аннексии Палестинских земель.

Vedek Yassim has organized a demonstration on the Promenade tomorrow afternoon to protest the Dominion occupation of the station.

Ведек Яссим организовала демонстрацию на Променаде завтра днем в качестве протеста против оккупации станции Доминионом.

Kids on college campuses are resorting to violence to protest tuition hikes.

Студенты колледжей протестуют насилием против резкого роста платы за обучение.

Welcome to the team. Garth dropped his protest , and we were able to get rid of all the outdated laws in the town charter.

Гарт отказался от протеста и мы сумели избавиться от всех устаревших законов в уставе города.

Professor Challenger raised his great eyebrows in protest , and placed a soothing paw upon my shoulder.

В знак протеста профессор Челленджер поднял свои мохнатые брови и успокоительно потрепал меня по плечу.

Just as we came to you to protest , we now come to praise the change in the relationship between Israel and the international community and the United Nations.

Точно так же, как мы приходили к вам заявлять протест , сейчас мы пришли, чтобы приветствовать перемены в отношениях между Израилем и мировым сообществом и Организацией Объединенных Наций.

Those who dare to protest , such as Beijing University journalism professor Jiao Guobiao, are silenced.

Тех, кто осмеливается протестовать , как, например, профессор журналистики Пекинского университета Цзяо Гобяо, заставляют замолчать.

This summary focuses on the investigation of complaints arising from the policing of the school protest .

В настоящем резюме основное внимание уделяется расследованию жалоб на действия полиции в связи с протестами школьников.

Protest in every track, unwillingness to obey the system and to have connection with rotten society.

Протест в каждом треке, не желание подчиняться системе и иметь причастность к прогнившему обществу.

I’ll say you tried to rob me you’ll protest .

Я скажу, что схватил вас за руку, когда вы хотели меня обворовать.

A protest against animal testing.

Протест против испытания лекарств на животных.

Because I’m prepared to light Charles on fire in protest .

Потому что я готова поджечь Чарльза в знак протеста .

An additional concern is the tendency, also in certain political circles, to associate human rights defenders and social protest movements with terrorism.

Еще одним предметом озабоченности является наблюдаемая в определенных политических кругах тенденция к тому, чтобы связывать правозащитников и участников движений социального протеста с терроризмом.

For the next two days, crowds of Kosovo Serbs gathered in the streets to protest against the recent events.

В течение следующих двух дней на улицах собиралось большое число косовских сербов, протестовавших против последних событий.

Anti-terrorism measures used as pretext to restrict the right to protest and freedom of assembly particularly affected peace demonstrations after 11 September.

Контртеррористические меры, используемые в качестве предлога для ограничения права на выражение протеста и на свободу собраний, особенно сказываются на демонстрациях, проводимых после событий 11 сентября.

What is another word for protest?

1265 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ pɹˈə͡ʊtɛst], [ pɹˈə‍ʊtɛst], [ p_ɹ_ˈəʊ_t_ɛ_s_t]

Table of Contents

  • n.

    • boycott,
    • anarchy,
    • bioterrorism,
    • agitation,
    • agriterrorism,
    • barricade,
    • 77,
    • civil disobedience,
    • apostasy,
    • 911.

    • mass meeting,
    • tumult,
    • turmoil,
    • express,
    • moratorium,
    • pronounce on,
    • speak out,
    • air,
    • comment,
    • state,
    • articulate,
    • formulate,
    • rally,
    • remark.

    • raise the roof,
    • kick up a fuss/stink/argument,
    • lodge,
    • take something further,
    • mutter.

    • unwillingly,
    • against your will,
    • grudgingly,
    • reluctantly,
    • under threat,
    • on sufferance.

    act (noun)

    • protest.

    challenge (noun)

    • claimings,
    • pro-vocations,
    • inter rogation,
    • pro vocations,
    • inter-rogation,
    • pro vocation,
    • inter rogations,
    • pro-vocation,
    • de fiances,
    • de fiance,
    • summons contest,
    • de-fiance,
    • inter-rogations,
    • de-fiances,
    • demandings.

    civil disobedience (noun)

    • noncooperations,
    • resistance movements,
    • protest marches,
    • civil-disobedience,
    • non cooperations,
    • non-cooperations,
    • nonviolent resistances,
    • non cooperation.

    complaint (noun)

    • dis satisfactions,
    • dis-satisfactions,
    • CCS,
    • dis-satisfaction,
    • dis satisfaction,
    • faultfindings,
    • fault findings,
    • fault-findings,
    • fault finding.

    complaint, disapproval (noun)

    • holler,
    • difficulty,
    • howl,
    • grouse,
    • big stink,
    • revolt,
    • nix,
    • declaration,
    • formal complaint,
    • march,
    • grievance,
    • blackball,
    • knock.

    contention (noun)

    • controversy,
    • quarrel,
    • contrariety,
    • dissension,
    • contention,
    • encounter,
    • argument,
    • tension,
    • dissidence,
    • struggle,
    • antipathy.

    demonstration (noun)

    • teach-in,
    • love-in,
    • peace march,
    • picket line,
    • lie-in,
    • mass lobby.

    dissent (noun)

    • hetero doxy,
    • nonconcurrences,
    • dis cord,
    • poles aparts,
    • Non-concurrence,
    • dis cords,
    • NOPES,
    • non-agreement,
    • dis-sent,
    • un-orthodoxies,
    • non concurrences,
    • dis-sents,
    • non conformism,
    • mis-belief,
    • non concurrence,
    • far cries,
    • hetero-doxy,
    • dis sent,
    • non-conformities,
    • mis beliefs,
    • hetero-doxies,
    • bone pick,
    • mis-beliefs,
    • dis-accord,
    • non-conformism,
    • dis sents,
    • nonagreements,
    • un orthodoxies,
    • dis-cord,
    • dis accord,
    • non-agreements,
    • non conformisms,
    • bone contention,
    • dis accords,
    • non-conformisms,
    • non conformity,
    • dis-cords,
    • misbeliefs,
    • dis unity,
    • dis-unity,
    • nonconformisms,
    • un orthodoxy,
    • sour notes,
    • non agreement,
    • un-orthodoxy,
    • dis-accords,
    • non agreements,
    • mis belief,
    • non conformities,
    • hetero doxies,
    • non-concurrences.

    expostulation (noun)

    • dissuasions,
    • dissuasion.

    hue and cry (noun)

    • bugle call.

    noncompliance (noun)

    • non-compliance.

    objection (noun)

    • denial,
    • compliant.

    opposition (noun)

    • disagreement,
    • counterattack,
    • friction,
    • counteraction,
    • inhibition,
    • impediment,
    • confrontation,
    • suppression,
    • defiance,
    • obstinacy,
    • opposition,
    • interference,
    • hindrance,
    • dispute,
    • conflict,
    • repulsion,
    • adversary,
    • antagonism,
    • contradiction,
    • obstruction,
    • repression,
    • rebuff.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • nonviolent resistance,
    • shivaree,
    • refusal,
    • protest march,
    • resistance,
    • Nonconcurrence,
    • brannigan,
    • outcry,
    • nonconformism,
    • heterodoxies,
    • non-conformity,
    • jeremiad,
    • far cry,
    • unrest,
    • remonstrance,
    • wingdings,
    • objection,
    • anarchism,
    • demonstration,
    • counter-argument,
    • unorthodoxies,
    • bone to pick,
    • sit-downs,
    • rumble,
    • wingding,
    • noncompliance,
    • noncooperation,
    • challenge,
    • to do,
    • niggle,
    • clinkers,
    • sit down,
    • counterargument,
    • non-cooperation,
    • nonagreement,
    • hue and cry,
    • representation,
    • flak,
    • demurral,
    • plaint,
    • clinker,
    • question,
    • expostulation,
    • riot,
    • sit in,
    • poles apart,
    • sour note,
    • TODO,
    • mob violence,
    • sit-in,
    • Misbelief,
    • complaint,
    • protestation,
    • plaints,
    • lawlessness,
    • dissent,
    • resistance movement,
    • sit-down,
    • heterodoxy,
    • Nope,
    • stink,
    • summons to contest,
    • unorthodoxy,
    • street fighting,
    • Remonstration,
    • peaceful protest,
    • guff.

    outcry (noun)

    • hooha,
    • hubba-hubba,
    • noise,
    • up turn,
    • upturn.

    protest (noun)

    • detraction,
    • lamentation,
    • denigration,
    • deprecation,
    • disparagement,
    • scold.

    question (noun)

    • questions.

    quibble (noun)

    • Quiddities,
    • hair-splitter,
    • quiddity,
    • Hairsplitter,
    • hairsplitters,
    • nit-picker.

    representation (noun)

    • Re-presentation,
    • Effigies.

    riot (noun)

    • anarchisms,
    • mis rule,
    • free for all,
    • shivarees,
    • mis-rules,
    • runin,
    • mis rules,
    • street fightings,
    • dis temper,
    • brannigans,
    • mis-rule,
    • dis tempers,
    • mob violences,
    • dis-temper,
    • dis-tempers.

    sit-in (noun)

    • re volts,
    • re-volts,
    • peaceful protests,
    • re-volt,
    • re volt,
    • sit downs,
    • sitdowns,
    • sitin,
    • sitdown.

    unrest (noun)

    • moodiness,
    • up set,
    • bickerings.
  • v.

    assert (verb)

    • shoot one mouth,
    • shot ones mouth,
    • shooting one mouth,
    • up-holding,
    • shoots wad,
    • de fended,
    • shoot off ones mouth,
    • up holds,
    • de-fend,
    • shooting off ones mouth,
    • pro claims,
    • up holding,
    • shot one mouth,
    • de-fending,
    • up-holds,
    • shooting off mouth,
    • de-fended,
    • pro-claim,
    • asservating,
    • up-held,
    • pro-testing,
    • pro testing,
    • shoot wad,
    • de fends,
    • pro-claiming,
    • up-hold,
    • shoots one’s mouth,
    • shot one’s mouth,
    • pro claiming,
    • shooting wad,
    • shoots one’s wad,
    • shoot one’s mouth,
    • shoot ones wad,
    • pro tested,
    • shoot ones mouth,
    • shoot mouth,
    • shot ones wad,
    • shoots ones wad,
    • pro-claimed,
    • shoots off one’s mouth,
    • shoots one wad,
    • pro claim,
    • shooting one wad,
    • pro claimed,
    • asservated,
    • stands up for,
    • shoots off one mouth,
    • shot off one mouth,
    • shoot one wad,
    • shoots off ones mouth,
    • asservates,
    • pro fess,
    • de fending,
    • shoots one mouth,
    • shot one’s wad,
    • de-fends,
    • pro-tested,
    • shoots ones mouth,
    • shooting one’s mouth,
    • pro fesses,
    • shooting ones mouth,
    • standing up for,
    • shot mouth,
    • pro-fesses,
    • shoots mouth,
    • pops off,
    • shooting ones wad,
    • shot one wad,
    • popping off,
    • shoots off mouth,
    • shot wad,
    • up hold,
    • shot off one’s mouth,
    • shooting mouth,
    • shooting one’s wad,
    • shoot off one mouth,
    • putting forward,
    • pro-fess,
    • shooting off one mouth,
    • shot off mouth,
    • pro-claims,
    • de fend,
    • shot off ones mouth,
    • up held,
    • shooting off one’s mouth.

    complain (verb)

    • dis-approved,
    • sounds off,
    • dis-approve,
    • dis-agreeing,
    • make fuss,
    • looking askance,
    • dis agree,
    • makes a fuss,
    • kicking a fuss,
    • be moaning,
    • be moaned,
    • re pining,
    • be-wailed,
    • found fault,
    • re pined,
    • be-moans,
    • looked askance,
    • re-pine,
    • dis approve,
    • dis agreeing,
    • re pines,
    • kicks up a fuss,
    • dis agrees,
    • kicked a fuss,
    • be-moaned,
    • be-wail,
    • re-pined,
    • dis approving,
    • finds fault,
    • kick up fuss,
    • sounded off,
    • be-moaning,
    • dis-agrees,
    • be wail,
    • kicked up fuss,
    • takes exception to,
    • took exception to,
    • in-dict,
    • re-pining,
    • looks askance,
    • made a fuss,
    • be wailing,
    • making fuss,
    • kick fuss,
    • kicks up fuss,
    • taking exception to,
    • kick a fuss,
    • kicked fuss,
    • dis agreed,
    • be wails,
    • in dict,
    • dis approved,
    • kicking up a fuss,
    • dis-agree,
    • be moan,
    • finding fault,
    • makes fuss,
    • kicking fuss,
    • sounding off,
    • be-wailing,
    • kicks a fuss,
    • making a fuss,
    • dis-approving,
    • re pine,
    • be moans,
    • be wailed,
    • re-pines,
    • dis approves,
    • made fuss,
    • be-wails,
    • be-moan,
    • kicks fuss,
    • kicked up a fuss,
    • dis-approves,
    • kicking up fuss,
    • dis-agreed.

    complain, disapprove; argue against (verb)

    • contend,
    • buck,
    • disagree,
    • blast,
    • rebel,
    • profess,
    • avouch,
    • say no,
    • combat,
    • testify,
    • thumbs down,
    • resist,
    • fight,
    • cry out,
    • attest,
    • be displeased by,
    • affirm,
    • asseverate,
    • avow,
    • Constate,
    • be against,
    • back-talk.

    contend (verb)

    • antagonize,
    • wrangle,
    • contrast,
    • vie,
    • face,
    • stand,
    • defend,
    • withstand,
    • bicker,
    • argue,
    • wrestle,
    • brawl,
    • hassle,
    • clash,
    • confront.

    demonstrate (verb)

    • actioning for a cause exhibit,
    • actioned for cause exhibit,
    • sits in,
    • lied in,
    • staged walkout,
    • marches on,
    • sitting in,
    • walkouted,
    • staging walkout,
    • actioned for a cause exhibit,
    • actions for a cause exhibit,
    • lying in,
    • stages walkout,
    • action for cause exhibit,
    • actioning for cause exhibit,
    • marched on,
    • sate in,
    • marching on,
    • walkouting,
    • actions for cause exhibit.

    demur (verb)

    • takes exception,
    • took exception,
    • wait see,
    • hem haw.

    discard (verb)

    • dis patch,
    • dis-patched,
    • dis possessing,
    • dis possess,
    • dis-carding,
    • dis-possesses,
    • having done with,
    • dis patches,
    • re moved,
    • re peals,
    • re moving,
    • dis card,
    • deep sixing,
    • dis-possess,
    • dis-card,
    • hast done with,
    • dis patched,
    • casting aside,
    • casts aside,
    • re pealing,
    • tossing aside,
    • re peal,
    • re-peals,
    • dis-patch,
    • re move,
    • dis cards,
    • hadst done with,
    • adiosed,
    • tosses aside,
    • dis carding,
    • re pealed,
    • frees of,
    • freeing of,
    • re-moves,
    • haddest done with,
    • deepsixing,
    • dis-carded,
    • deepsix,
    • de sert,
    • dis patching,
    • adioses,
    • dis possesses,
    • deep sixed,
    • dis-cards,
    • had done with,
    • re-pealed,
    • sweeps away,
    • has done with,
    • re-move,
    • sweeping away,
    • dis-possessed,
    • adiosing,
    • dis possessed,
    • hath done with,
    • dis carded,
    • de-sert,
    • tost aside,
    • re-pealing,
    • deepsixes,
    • dis-possessing,
    • dis-patches,
    • throws overboard,
    • dis-patching,
    • threw overboard,
    • freed of,
    • re-moving,
    • deepsixed.

    dissent (verb)

    • putting up argument,
    • flies in face of,
    • puts up argument,
    • puts argument,
    • putting up an argument,
    • flying in face of,
    • saying not a chance,
    • said nothing doing,
    • put a fight,
    • putting up a fight,
    • fly face of,
    • dis-cording,
    • putting up fight,
    • puts a fight,
    • de-clines,
    • said no way,
    • flew in the face of,
    • de cline,
    • de clines,
    • says not a chance,
    • flying the face of,
    • said not a chance,
    • fly the face of,
    • says no way,
    • dis-according,
    • dis-accorded,
    • putting fight,
    • dis-corded,
    • put argument,
    • de-cline,
    • flying face of,
    • flew in face of,
    • flies in the face of,
    • say not chance,
    • putting argument,
    • puts up fight,
    • saying no way,
    • dis accorded,
    • putting a fight,
    • dis corded,
    • put an argument,
    • said not chance,
    • says nothing doing,
    • flew the face of,
    • put fight,
    • puts fight,
    • flies the face of,
    • flew face of,
    • says not chance,
    • puts up a fight,
    • saying nothing doing,
    • puts an argument,
    • flying in the face of,
    • dis cording,
    • puts up an argument,
    • dis according,
    • flies face of,
    • saying not chance,
    • putting an argument.

    except (verb)

    • de-bars,
    • dis allowed,
    • dis-allows,
    • de-barring,
    • de bars,
    • de bar,
    • dis allow,
    • dis-allowing,
    • dis-allow,
    • de-barred,
    • de barring,
    • dis allowing,
    • de barred,
    • de-bar,
    • ex-cept,
    • ex cept,
    • dis allows,
    • dis-allowed.

    expostulate (verb)

    • ex postulating,
    • ex-postulating,
    • ex-postulates,
    • ex-postulate,
    • ex postulated,
    • ex postulates,
    • ex-postulated,
    • ex postulate.

    fulminate (verb)

    • de-claimed,
    • re probated,
    • inveighs against,
    • up-braids,
    • be rated,
    • de claimed,
    • be rate,
    • inveighed against,
    • re-probate,
    • sware at,
    • re-probated,
    • denunciates,
    • up braids,
    • swears at,
    • re probate,
    • de-claiming,
    • re-probates,
    • de claiming,
    • de claims,
    • be-rates,
    • up-braid,
    • inveighing against,
    • re-probating,
    • denunciated,
    • de-claims,
    • be rating,
    • denunciating,
    • up braided,
    • de claim,
    • up braid,
    • up-braided,
    • be rates,
    • be-rating,
    • be-rate,
    • swore at,
    • be-rated,
    • re probating,
    • swearing at,
    • de-claim,
    • up-braiding.

    grumble (verb)

    • kvetches,
    • kvetched.

    inveigh (verb)

    • lay in to,
    • jumps down one throat,
    • rips into,
    • re-criminate,
    • has at,
    • jumping down one throat,
    • hast at,
    • works over,
    • tonguelashed,
    • ripped in to,
    • jumping down ones throat,
    • jumps down ones throat,
    • jumping down one’s throat,
    • tonguelashes,
    • jumped down one throat,
    • jumps down throat,
    • letted have it,
    • recriminates,
    • tongue-lashed,
    • tongue lashed,
    • having at,
    • hath at,
    • lets have it,
    • jumped down one’s throat,
    • re criminating,
    • haddest at,
    • jump down ones throat,
    • rip in to,
    • ripping in to,
    • re criminate,
    • jumping down throat,
    • re criminated,
    • letting have it,
    • tonguelash,
    • tongue lashing,
    • re-criminated,
    • hadst at,
    • re-criminates,
    • tonguelashing,
    • re criminates,
    • jumped down throat,
    • tongue lashes,
    • jump down one throat,
    • reads out,
    • cracks down on,
    • ripped into,
    • cracked down on,
    • re-criminating,
    • ripping into,
    • rips in to,
    • tongue-lashes,
    • jumps down one’s throat,
    • recriminated,
    • jumped down ones throat,
    • went after,
    • wrought over.

    kick (verb)

    • with-stands,
    • with stand,
    • with stood,
    • with-stand,
    • with-standing,
    • with stands,
    • with standing.

    maintain (verb)

    • de clare,
    • re-porting,
    • fought for,
    • re porting,
    • pleads for,
    • re ported,
    • pleaded for,
    • re-ported,
    • de-clare,
    • de clares,
    • stands by,
    • de-clares,
    • pled for,
    • fighting for,
    • fights for.

    object (verb)

    • dis-countenances,
    • dis countenanced,
    • dis commend,
    • dis-esteeming,
    • made stink,
    • dis esteeming,
    • dis-countenance,
    • dis-commended,
    • dis commended,
    • making stink,
    • were displeased,
    • go one on oning,
    • dis-esteems,
    • dis-commends,
    • dis-countenancing,
    • dis commends,
    • makes a stink,
    • dis-esteemed,
    • raised objection,
    • are displeased,
    • dis-commending,
    • mixt it up with,
    • mixt up with,
    • dis avowed,
    • am displeased,
    • discommending,
    • go-one-on-ones,
    • go one on ones,
    • dis avows,
    • discommends,
    • go-one-on-oning,
    • discommended,
    • mixing it up with,
    • dis-avowed,
    • mixt it with,
    • dis countenance,
    • mixing up with,
    • mixed it with,
    • mixing with,
    • make stink,
    • wast displeased,
    • making a stink,
    • made a stink,
    • wert displeased,
    • go-one-on-oned,
    • being displeased,
    • dis esteem,
    • mix it with,
    • raises objection,
    • was displeased,
    • dis-avows,
    • dis-avow,
    • is displeased,
    • dis-commend,
    • go one on oned,
    • dis esteemed,
    • makes stink,
    • mixt with,
    • dis-esteem,
    • mixed it up with,
    • dis commending,
    • dis-countenanced,
    • dis avowing,
    • mixes with,
    • raising objection,
    • dis countenances,
    • dis-avowing,
    • dis avow,
    • mixes up with,
    • dis countenancing,
    • mixing it with,
    • dis esteems,
    • mixes it with,
    • mixes it up with.

    protest (verb)

    • ridicule,
    • denigrate,
    • detract,
    • disparage,
    • grouch,
    • deprecate,
    • deplore.

    refuse (verb)

    • re-fused,
    • with draws,
    • sending regrets,
    • with-hold,
    • turning ones back on,
    • gave thumbs down to,
    • re-fuse,
    • with-drawn,
    • made excuses,
    • sending off,
    • not budging,
    • with-drawing,
    • turns ones back on,
    • making excuses,
    • with-holds,
    • refuses to receive,
    • makes excuses,
    • re buff,
    • begging off,
    • with-drew,
    • re fusing,
    • passing up,
    • refused to receive,
    • giving thumbs down to,
    • re buffing,
    • with-held,
    • turning deaf ear to,
    • with drawing,
    • not budgets,
    • turn one back on,
    • turning from,
    • re-fusing,
    • refused receive,
    • passes up,
    • refuse receive,
    • re-buffing,
    • with drew,
    • turning one’s back on,
    • re buffed,
    • turned one back on,
    • turning back on,
    • not budges,
    • sends off,
    • not budgeting,
    • not budgeted,
    • with holding,
    • turned from,
    • turns from,
    • re-fuses,
    • turned one’s back on,
    • begged off,
    • not buying,
    • gives thumbs down to,
    • turned ones back on,
    • with drawn,
    • nixed,
    • re fuses,
    • turning one back on,
    • sends regrets,
    • not buys,
    • sent regrets,
    • with hold,
    • turns back on,
    • re fused,
    • turn ones back on,
    • not budged,
    • sets aside,
    • with draw,
    • not bought,
    • turned deaf ear to,
    • with held,
    • with-draw,
    • turns one back on,
    • refuses receive,
    • sent off,
    • re-buffs,
    • re-buffed,
    • re fuse,
    • refusing receive,
    • turns deaf ear to,
    • re buffs,
    • begs off,
    • turns one’s back on,
    • with holds,
    • refusing to receive.

    remonstrate (verb)

    • de cried,
    • frowns up on,
    • de-cry,
    • frowning up on,
    • frown up on,
    • frowned upon,
    • de-crying,
    • frowning upon,
    • de cry,
    • de cries,
    • frowns upon,
    • de crying,
    • frowned up on,
    • de-cried,
    • de-cries.

    rock the boat (verb)

    • challenge status quo,
    • upsets the apple cart,
    • caused trouble,
    • stirring things up,
    • challenging status quo,
    • upsetting apple cart,
    • upsets apple cart,
    • upsetting the apple cart,
    • disturbs the balance,
    • causes trouble,
    • stirred things up,
    • disturbs balance,
    • making waves,
    • challenges the status quo,
    • challenges status quo,
    • disturbed the balance,
    • rock boat,
    • challenged the status quo,
    • challenging the status quo,
    • disturb balance,
    • not conforms,
    • stirs things up,
    • disturbed balance,
    • not conformed,
    • disturbing balance,
    • challenged status quo,
    • disturbing the balance.

    squeal (verb)

    • be-tray,
    • sell down river,
    • be trays,
    • sells down river,
    • sold down river,
    • ratting on,
    • sells down the river,
    • tattletaled,
    • selling down river,
    • be-trays,
    • tattletaling,
    • sold down the river,
    • be tray,
    • ratted on,
    • selling down the river,
    • rats on.
  • Other synonyms:

    • yell,
    • declare,
    • gripe,
    • rant,
    • static,
    • fusillade,
    • earful.

    • demur,
    • quibble,
    • brouhaha,
    • moan,
    • clamor,
    • verbal,
    • rumbling,
    • uproar,
    • remonstrate.

    • beef,
    • murmur,
    • exception.

    assert

    • vouch.

    challenge

    • demurrer.

    demonstrate

    • lie in,
    • march on,
    • action for a cause exhibit,
    • lay in,
    • sat in,
    • Picketing,
    • lies in,
    • walkouts,
    • walkout,
    • stage walkout.

    get rid of

    • discard.

    inveigh

    • Trashed,
    • work over,
    • had at,
    • tongue-lash,
    • jump down throat,
    • cracking down on,
    • jump down one’s throat,
    • reading out,
    • read out,
    • recriminate,
    • have at,
    • worked over,
    • let have it,
    • go after,
    • recriminating,
    • crack down on,
    • going after,
    • goes after,
    • tongue lash,
    • rip into.

    oppose

    • call in question,
    • search out,
    • take a stand,
    • face down,
    • frown at,
    • counter-attacks,
    • counterattacking,
    • turned the tables,
    • searched out,
    • not countenanced,
    • speak against,
    • not countenance,
    • counter-attack,
    • searching out,
    • counterattacked,
    • stood up to,
    • take issue,
    • turn the tables,
    • stand up to,
    • run counter to,
    • standing to,
    • stand to.

    Other relevant words:

    • swear at,
    • put up an argument,
    • Upheld,
    • except,
    • beefing,
    • junking,
    • shies,
    • expostulate,
    • part with,
    • standing by,
    • animadvert,
    • pop off,
    • mixed with,
    • parting with,
    • inveigh against,
    • go-one-on-one,
    • stand by,
    • Shied,
    • kvetch,
    • pleading for,
    • popped off,
    • parted with,
    • kick,
    • swept away,
    • predicate,
    • Ejected,
    • throwing overboard,
    • parts with,
    • Reprobating,
    • squawk,
    • Tabooed,
    • animadverts,
    • maintain,
    • Animadverted,
    • Justifying,
    • forsake,
    • deep-six,
    • puts forward,
    • take exception to,
    • not conform,
    • fulminate,
    • fly in face of,
    • put by,
    • Reprobated,
    • repine,
    • rock the boat,
    • adios,
    • plead for,
    • Fussing,
    • shoot one’s wad,
    • Stickled,
    • squeal,
    • shake off,
    • groan,
    • oppose,
    • indict,
    • frown,
    • jettison,
    • whine,
    • find fault,
    • disturb the balance,
    • give up,
    • toss aside,
    • asservate,
    • tossed aside,
    • say not a chance,
    • say nothing doing,
    • be displeased,
    • proclaims,
    • groused,
    • Discommend,
    • scruples,
    • Tabooing,
    • stickle,
    • go one on one,
    • stickles,
    • Denunciate,
    • mix with,
    • upset apple cart,
    • assert,
    • stir things up,
    • Stickling,
    • Animadverting,
    • shakes off,
    • lament,
    • demonstrate,
    • kick up a fuss,
    • make waves,
    • taboo,
    • make a fuss,
    • throw overboard,
    • pussyfoot,
    • Squealed,
    • mix up with,
    • upset the apple cart,
    • grumble,
    • sound off,
    • kvetching,
    • causing trouble,
    • Hesitated,
    • Paused,
    • make a stink,
    • inveigh,
    • sell down the river,
    • grousing,
    • cast aside,
    • take exception,
    • Moaned,
    • fight for,
    • beefed,
    • taking exception,
    • scruple,
    • stood by,
    • grumbling,
    • junked,
    • deep-sixing,
    • Shying,
    • raise objection,
    • put up argument,
    • rat on,
    • deep-sixed,
    • stood up for,
    • grieve,
    • mixed up with,
    • vociferate,
    • sweep away,
    • fly in the face of,
    • stand up for,
    • cause trouble,
    • mix it up with,
    • discorded,
    • complain,
    • challenge the status quo,
    • have done with,
    • say no way,
    • shoot off mouth,
    • put forward,
    • shoot off one’s mouth,
    • put up a fight,
    • bellyache,
    • not conforming,
    • Railed,
    • makes waves,
    • Fussed,
    • insist,
    • Menaced,
    • look askance,
    • warrants,
    • discording,
    • put up fight,
    • stood for,
    • deep-sixes,
    • stress,
    • refuse,
    • object,
    • free of.

    refuse

    • give thumbs down to,
    • beg off,
    • turn away,
    • nixing,
    • turns away,
    • not care to,
    • pass up,
    • send off,
    • setting aside,
    • Regretted,
    • send regrets,
    • not buy,
    • turn from,
    • refuse to receive,
    • turn deaf ear to,
    • turn one’s back on,
    • turning away,
    • not budge,
    • turned away,
    • passed up,
    • turn back on,
    • Refusing,
    • turned back on,
    • make excuses,
    • not budget.

    remonstrate

    • frown upon.

How to use «Protest» in context?

Protest is meant to be a peaceful means of dissent against injustice. Historically, it has been used to voice dissatisfaction with government policies, as well as to call attention to grievances. The purpose of protest is not to disrupt daily life, but to create a constructive and meaningful dialogue with the government. There are many different reasons people choose to protest, but the most important thing is that the participants express their concerns in a constructive way.

Protesters can use a number of different methods to communicate their message. Some protesters choose to stage a peaceful demonstration, while others may choose to use more aggressive tactics, such as blocking roads or buildings.

Paraphrases for Protest:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      protesting.
    • Proper noun, singular
      demonstration, protesting, demonstrations.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      demonstration, protesting.
  • Forward Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      resistance.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      manifestation, protester.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      demonstrate, heckling, objection.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      complaint, contestation, demonstrate, disapproval, discontent, dissatisfaction, dissent, heckling, invocation, objection, petition, rejection, representation, revolt, stamina, strike, struggle, unrest.
    • Verb, past tense
      condemned, Argued.
    • Verb, past participle
      Lodged.
    • Verb, 3rd person singular present
      disputes, rants.
    • Verb, base form
      complain, condemn, demonstrate, express, invoke, manifest, objection, resist, struggle.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      outcry.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      denunciation, displeasure, event, expression, opposition, outcry, procession, protestant.

Hyponym for Protest:

  • n.

    • act
      resistance.
    • communication
      objection.
  • v.

    • communication
      kick, aver, kvetch, complain, swear, swan, sound off, assert, verify, quetch, avow, affirm, plain.

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