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protest
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Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Protest \Pro"test\, n. [Cf. F. prot[^e]t, It. protesto. See Protest , v.] A solemn declaration of opinion, commonly a formal objection against some act; especially, a formal and solemn declaration, in writing, of dissent from the proceedings of a legislative ...
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Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 A formal objection, especially one by a group. 2 A collective gesture of disapproval: a demonstration. vb. 1 (label en intransitive) To make a strong objection. 2 (label en transitive) To affirm (something). 3 (label en transitive chiefly North America) ...
Usage examples of protest.
The townspeople realized the fruit of the Norman labor and a low moan came to Wulfgar as their voices raised in anguished protest.
He was rubbing his depleted anther and chuckling, perhaps at the thought of what his gengineered viruses were doing to the bodies on the floor, perhaps at the thought of how the modified honeysuckle plant that kept them from protesting their transformation might be received in the outer world, if only he would release it, or if it would escape.
I dissent not to condone the intrusion of humankind into this ecosystem, but to protest a proceeding which will attempt on the basis of quantitative anthropocentric standards to determine the relative value of a lifeform against the desire of humankind to possess what this world has held until now unique within the rules established by its own genetic heritage.
GENTLEMEN:--On the 15th day of this month, as I remember, a printed paper manuscript, with a few manuscript interlineations, called a protest, with your names appended thereto, and accompanied by another printed paper, purporting to be a proclamation by Andrew Johnson, Military Governor of Tennessee, and also a manuscript paper, purporting to be extracts from the Code of Tennessee, were laid before me.
The Archivist looked down again, and shuddered, but to his credit, did not protest.
It was a stupid dog, could not even read an autocue, which way why some people had protested about its name, but it should at least have been able to recognize Arthur instead of standing there, hackles raised, as if Arthur was the most fearful apparition ever to intrude upon its feeble-witted life.
Bunzie had protested that they were in a hurry, and off they went, promising him postcards and autographed paperbacks upon their return.
She pushed the balky, gawky, protesting cart out of the wind and looked at the woman in the serape, ashamed to be so out of breath after moving less than a dozen yards but unable to help panting.
Of Barish-Windlow and Himaggery, circling one another in mixed antagonism and love, Himaggery full of protest and fury at the fate of the hundred thousand in the ice caverns, Windlow equally distraught, Barish trying to fight them on two fronts, justifying his experiment on the grounds of human progress.
Mrs Batty received my determination to change my room easily enough, but with a protest as to the dampness of the Stone Chamber.
That lady, as if a little besprinkled by such turns of the tide, uttered a loud inarticulate protest and, averting herself, stood a moment at the window.
Baudoin blurted, his protest heralding echoes from other parts of the table.
In short, I begged my friend the Bonze to spare me his protests, and thus the unpleasantness of breaking with him for ever.
He took the reins from her hand before she could protest and led Bounder behind the hut.
Mr Sprout, on behalf of Mr Du Boung, protested against that proposition.