protest in Latin
protest in Latin is reclāmō — protest means to express strong objection to something.
protest in Latin
reclāmō
(intransitive) To make a strong objection.
What does "protest" mean?
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verb To express strong objection to something.
"Residents protested against the new motorway."
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noun A public demonstration or formal objection expressing disapproval.
"Thousands joined the protest outside parliament."
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protest in a sentence
- Residents protested against the new motorway.
- She protested loudly when her order was cancelled.
- Thousands joined the protest outside parliament.
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What is "protest" in Latin?
"protest" in Latin is reclāmō. protest means: To express strong objection to something.
How do you use "protest" in a sentence?
Example: "Residents protested against the new motorway." In Latin, "protest" is reclāmō.
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