public protest

Frequency: 7.614.8 per million words

A protest that happens in a place where everyone can see it.

protestADJECTIVE + protest

Categories:

public

Examples (10)

  • The new tax sparked a wave of public protest.
  • There had been a number of public protests against the new tax.
  • The government faced widespread public protest over its controversial policies.
  • Organizers are planning a large public protest against the proposed development.
  • Despite the fierce public protest, the council approved the new regulations.
  • A spontaneous public protest erupted in the main square.
  • The right to engage in public protest is a fundamental aspect of democracy.
  • Throughout history, public protests have often been catalysts for social change.
  • Local activists staged a peaceful public protest outside the city hall.
  • Suppressing public protest can lead to increased unrest and discontent.