political protest movement

/pəˈlɪtɪkəl ˈprəʊtest ˈmuːvmənt/

noun phrase

  1. An organized group of people who publicly oppose a government, policy, law, or political system and work to create change.

    B1

    countable

    • "The political protest movement called for lower university fees."B1
    • "Many people joined the political protest movement to demand change."A2
    • "The political protest movement organized a large rally in the city center."B2
    • "The political protest movement gained momentum after the controversial law was passed."B1
    • "Although the political protest movement began with peaceful demonstrations, it eventually influenced national elections."C1

Collocations

lead a political protest movementjoin a political protest movementa growing political protest movementa peaceful political protest movementthe political protest movement gains momentum

Word family

politicalprotestmovementdemonstrationmarchrally