protest
A protest characterized by peace and lack of violence.
A protest made with force and conviction.
A protest involving a very large number of people.
A protest expressed with strong feelings of anger.
A protest that takes place in the streets of a town or city.
An extremely large protest.
A protest that happens in a place where everyone can see it.
A protest involving physical force intended to hurt, damage, or kill.
Protests happening in many places or among many people.
A protest organized and attended by students.
A protest against the ruling government.
A protest that does not involve physical force or aggression.
A protest supported by a large number of ordinary people.
A protest against a particular war or war in general.
A protest related to government, politics, or public affairs.
A protest made by an organization or government.
A protest made through official channels or in a prescribed manner.
A protest concerning social issues like inequality or human rights.
A protest that lasts for an extended period of time.
A protest where people occupy a place by sitting down and refusing to leave.
A protest against a specific issue or entity.
A protest staged on the roof of a building, often by prisoners.
A series of protests happening one after another.
A situation in which a large number of people protest about something angrily.
As an expression of objection to something.
As an expression of objection to something.
A loud expression of protest, often from a group.
When many people protest about the same thing at the same time.
A very loud and angry cry of protest.
The legal or moral entitlement to express dissent.
The ability and liberty to express dissent publicly.
To plan and arrange a protest.
To carry out a protest, especially a planned public one.
To cause a protest to start suddenly.
To express disapproval or objection to something.
To cause a protest to happen.
To be in charge of a protest.
To make a formal complaint or protest.
To officially record one's objection.
To pay no attention to a protest.
To protest in a forceful and determined way.
To protest with strong feeling; forcefully.
To protest in a way that shows anger.
To protest in a way that involves physical strength, effort, or energy.
To protest with deep anger and resentment.
To protest with anger caused by something that is unfair or wrong.
A large, organized effort by many people to protest against something.
An organized walk by a large group of people to protest about something.
An organization of people who protest about a particular issue.
An event where people gather to show their opposition to something.
A large public meeting held to protest against something.