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protest march

 

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Noun protest march has 1 sense
  1. protest march - occasion when you can express opposition by marching (usually on some government institution) without a license
    --1 is a kind of
    civil disobedience; demonstration, manifestation
    --1 has particulars: peace march

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Protest March

Description:

A protest march is a public demonstration or parade where individuals gather to express their discontent or opposition towards a particular cause, issue, policy, or decision. It is a form of nonviolent activism aimed at drawing attention to and mobilizing support for a specific social, political, or environmental agenda.

Examples:

Noun - Sense 1:

The protesters organized a massive protest march against climate change, demanding immediate action from the government.

Sample Sentence: "Thousands of activists joined the protest march, carrying signs and chanting slogans."

Noun - Sense 2:

After the controversial verdict, the citizens planned a protest march advocating for justice and a fair trial for the victim.

Sample Sentence: "The opposition party led a protest march to condemn the recent decision made by the highest court."

Noun - Sense 3:

The women's rights movement held a protest march to advocate for equal pay and gender equality in the workplace.

Sample Sentence: "The protest march ended peacefully, with the participants delivering their demands to the local authorities."

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