Protester

/prəˈtɛstər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person who publicly demonstrates opposition to something, often in a political context.

The protesters gathered in front of the government building to voice their concerns over climate change.

A person who expresses disagreement or objection, especially in a public manner.

The protesters held signs and chanted slogans to make their demands heard.

Someone who takes part in a demonstration, often advocating for social or political change.

As a long-time activist, the protester was passionate about fighting for human rights.

An individual participating in a rally or march for a specific cause or issue.

The protester carried a banner that called for justice and equality.

From the verb 'protest' combined with the suffix '-er' indicating a person who performs an action.

peaceful protester

A protester who demonstrates in a non-violent manner.

frontline protesters

Protesters who are at the forefront of a protest, often facing police or security.

passionate protester

A protester who shows strong feelings or beliefs about the cause.

activism

The policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change.

demonstration

A public gathering that expresses an opinion or advocates for a cause.

rally

A mass meeting of people making a political protest or showing support.

Rabble-rouser

He's known as a rabble-rouser for his ability to incite crowds during protests.

Screamer

At the rally, there were plenty of screamers trying to make their voices heard.