vehementprotest
nounUK /ˈviːəmənt ˈprəʊtɛst/
US /ˈviːəmənt ˈproʊtɛst/
A very strong and loud way of saying you do not agree with something.
The workers held a vehement protest outside the factory to demand better pay.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. A forceful public display of disagreement with a government or policy.
The new tax law sparked a vehement protest across the country.
3. An intense verbal expression of opposition in a meeting or debate.
Her vehement protest against the proposal surprised everyone at the table.
4. A passionate written statement rejecting an unfair decision.
The committee sent a vehement protest to the school board about the budget cuts.