- A
protest (also
called a demonstration,
remonstration, or remonstrance) is a
public expression of objection, disapproval, or
dissent towards an idea or...
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traditionally held on part of his
estate and
firing his
employee who
remonstrates with him.
Firth is then
discomfited by the
arrival of a new neighbour...
- king and the
ministers of
State Council and Six Ministries. It
could remonstrated with the king if it
perceived that the king made a
mistake had veto power...
- When,
later that day,
German foreign minister Joachim von
Ribbentrop remonstrated with
Hitler for
signing it, the Führer replied, "Oh, don't take it so...
- premonstration, premonstrator, remonstrance, remonstrant,
remonstrate,
remonstration,
remonstrative mont-
mountain Latin mons,
montis amount, Belmont, cismontane...
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Partake Joyously of a Hot Dog on a Friday; this
Devotive Ceremony to
Remonstrate against the po****r
Paganisms of the Day: of
Catholic Christendom (no...
- the church's, and it
strictly regulated the
right of the
Parlements to
remonstrate. The Code
Louis later became the
basis for the
Napoleonic code, which...
- dancing, and
dressing too elaborately. She
summoned him to her
presence to
remonstrate with him but was unsuccessful. She
later charged him with treason, but...
- 1890, the
British invaded Hunza and
replaced its ruler, and the
Chinese remonstrated. The
British wanted the
Chinese to cede
their suzerainty over
Hunza and...
- president's
humorous stories. For example,
Lincoln would tell of
Seward remonstrating with the president, whom he
found polishing his boots, "In Washington...
