Protest
Protest noun - A feeling or declaration of disapproval or dissent.
Revolution and protest are semantically related in rebellion topic. In some cases you can use "Revolution" instead a noun "Protest".
Revolution
Revolution noun - A rapid turning about on an axis or central point.
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Synonyms for Revolution
Protest and revolution are semantically related in subversion topic. Sometimes you can use "Protest" instead a noun "Revolution", if it concerns topics such as rebellion.
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- During The American Revolution, many colonists boycotted tea in protest of the British tax on it.
Source: Uncoffee - In Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Spirit of Justice the final case Turnabout Revolution has Queen Garan sic her guards on everyone who had gathered their to protest her regime and it's corrupt criminal justice system.
Source: Velvet Revolution - The Revolution Will Not Be Civilized: Johnny and his sidekicks stage a mock revolution (just a party, as usual) in protest of the housing development.
Source: Theatre / Jerusalem
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