Pronunciation

/proʊˈstest/

Definitions

• Noun: A public demonstration of opposition or disapproval, typically against something perceived as unjust or harmful. For example: “The protesters marched through the streets, holding signs.”
• Verb: To express disagreement, disapproval, or objection publicly. For example: “They protested the new policy loudly.”
• Adjective: Expressing or intending to express disapproval or objection. For example: “Her protest was clearly visible on her face.”

Phrases

• “Protest against” signifies opposition to a particular issue or action.
• “Petition a protest” means to organize or file a formal complaint or objection.
• “Silent protest” refers to a demonstration without vocal expression, often involving symbolic gestures.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Many people gathered to protest peacefully against the war.”
• Verb: “She protested the decision to close the local library.”
• Adjective: “His quiet protest with his eyes said it all.”

Synonyms

• Demonstrate
• Object
• Contest
• Oppose
• Rally
• Denounce
• Disapprove

Antonyms

• Agree
• Support
• Endorse
• Approve
• Celebrate