protestcamp
nounUK /ˈprəʊ.test.kæmp/
US /ˈproʊ.test.kæmp/
A place where people stay together outside to show they want something to change.
The protestcamp grew bigger every day as more people joined.
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2. A temporary settlement set up by activists near a government building or company.
They set up a protestcamp outside city hall to demand cleaner air.
3. A long-term camp where people live to draw attention to a cause.
The protestcamp lasted for months until the new law was passed.
4. A gathering place for people who want to be heard by leaders.
Students turned the park into a protestcamp for climate action.