a peaceful political protest movement

/ə ˈpiːsfəl pəˈlɪtɪkəl ˈprəʊtest ˈmuːvmənt/

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  1. An organized group or campaign that uses nonviolent public action to express support for or opposition to a political cause, policy, or demand for political change.

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    countable noun phrase

    • "Thousands of people joined a peaceful political protest movement against the new law."B1
    • "Participants in the peaceful political protest movement carried banners and chanted slogans."B1
    • "The peaceful political protest movement sought democratic reform through marches, speeches, and civil disobedience."C1
    • "The government responded positively to the peaceful political protest movement, promising to address their concerns."B2

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