mass protest rally

/ˌmæs ˈproʊtest ˈræli/

noun

  1. A very large, organized public gathering in which people express strong opposition to something or demand change.

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    countableformal

    • "Thousands of people joined a mass protest rally in the city center."B1
    • "Thousands attended the mass protest rally to demand climate action."B1
    • "The unions called a mass protest rally to oppose the proposed changes to labor law."B2
    • "The mass protest rally drew international attention to the government’s failure to address the crisis."C1

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