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protester
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Word definitions in WordNet
n. a person who dissents from some established policy [syn: dissenter , dissident , objector , contestant ] someone who participates in a public display of group feeling [syn: demonstrator ]
Wiktionary
Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. One who protests, either singly or in a public display of group feeling.
Usage examples of protester.
They raced across the lawn and the Japanese were momentarily frozen as the birthday guests reached the fence and banged their brooms and brollies against the railings, the occasional implement poking through to prod a startled protester.
The protesters had a good fire going this time, made out of pulled-up park benches, trash brought along for the purpose, and whatever else burnable they might find.
Reporters were out interviewing the protesters, feeding the hungry broadband predigested opinion and some visuals.
Simes, not just the protesters in the center, but all those who had supported Abel Veritt and Rimon.
Otherwise, Sam Castilla is flying to Santa Fe to confront those protesters head-on.
Elliot Rose, in Cases of Conscience, published in 1975, the year in which the Vietnam War ended, drew a parallel between Catholics who refused to conform in the reign of Elizabeth and James I, and protesters against the Vietnam War.
There it paused, briefly, waiting for federal police to come and clear away the eight or nine thousand Oklahoman protesters who put their own mortal bodies between Texas and harm.
The protesters were strongly supported by Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, the revered, infallible spiritual leader and guide to millions of Shiites in Iraq.
The truth was, the Brigadiers really just wanted to be in the favorable position enjoyed by those they were opposing, which is usually the case of protesters.
He told me he is documenting cases of torture of protesters by police in the town where Santilldn and Barrios died.
The Evans-Tindale logo was still in place, though the image behind it had changed: the screen was filled with protesters, all waving placards that called for the U.
American public was that juries became more reluctant to convict antiwar protesters, and local judges too were treating them differently.
Not long before that, the National Guard and National Police had opened fire on a crowd of protesters in front of the Metropolitan Cathedral and killed twenty-four people.
I was summoned to an emergency meeting about the shooting to death of four antiwar protesters at Kent State University by members of the Ohio National Guard.
In the long-haired war protesters Milton saw his own shaggy, condemnatory son.