Definition Synonyms
Definition of protester - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
activismperson who shows disapproval or objection in a public way
- The protesters marched through the city demanding change..
2.
legalTECH. individual who formally objects to a financial documentTECH.
- The protester filed an objection to the bill.
Expressions with protester
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individual challenging tax laws
The tax protester filed a lawsuit against the new tax regulation.
Origin of protester
French, protester (to declare) + -er (agent)
Terms with protester included in their meaning
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protest
protester outside a workplace during a strike
logging protester
activist opposing logging and deforestation
protester
person engaged in a protest
protester
person who takes part in public protest
protester
person who protests outside a workplace
activism
protester in a swim-in demonstration
protester
individual known for vehement protests
opposing protester
person who protests against another protest
Examples of protester in a sentence
The protester held a sign demanding justice. The protester challenged the accuracy of the invoice. A protester disputed the terms of the contract.
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- French:manifestant, ...
- German:Demonstrant, Einspruchsführer, ...
- Italian:manifestante, contestatore, ...
- Spanish:manifestante, opositor, ...
- Portuguese:manifestante, protestante, ...
- Chinese:抗议者, 抗议人, ...
- Japanese:抗議者, 異議申立人, ...
- Arabic:مُحْتَجّ, معترض, ...
- Hebrew:מַפְגִּין, מְעַרְעֵר, ...
- Russian:протестующий, возражающий, ...
- Ukrainian:протестувальник, ...
- Hindi:प्रदर्शनकारी, आपत्तिकर्ता, ...
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