Offer
Protest
Protest verb - To state as a fact usually forcefully.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| similar | similar offer | similar protest |
| formal | formal offer | formal protest |
| initial | initial offer | initial protest |
| legitimate | legitimate offer | legitimate protest |
| Other adjectives: single, actual, large, great, huge, silent, significant, official, different, sudden. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- He's portrayed as a kind and loving man but he is never shown to have intervened when his wife hit their youngest son (and presumably the two older ones as well) nor did he offer any protest when she told Peeta to his face that he had no chance of surviving the Games.
Source: Useless Bystander Parent - And when the Imperial Order comes to call, the most they offer is a meek protest when its soldiers proceed to kidnap and rape women of all ages in a program of systematic breeding to cultivate their ungifted trait.
Source: Perfect Pacifist People - A sufficiently knowledgeable character can in fact protest along these lines and take their case to an infernal court, and since devils are as Lawful as they are Evil, they will offer the plaintiff a fair trial, even providing legal counsel as needed.
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