Protest Slogans

noun a person who interrupts a speaker or performer with loud, unfriendly comments or questions

verb to interrupt a speaker or performer with loud, unfriendly comments or questions

• The audience was warned not to heckle during the performance.
• I can't believe that guy had the nerve to heckle the speaker!
• The comedian shut down the heckler who was trying to ruin the show.
• The constant heckling from the critics only fueled her determination to succeed.

interjection used to express joy, excitement, or approval

• The crowd cheered with a resounding hurrah as the president arrived at the event.
• Hurrah! We finally won the game after a long losing streak.
• I shouted 'hurrah' when I found out we get a day off from work next week.
• Hurrah for new beginnings! Let's embrace the changes and opportunities that come our way.

noun a loud cry or call

verb to utter a loud cry or call

• The teacher had to shout to get the attention of the noisy students.
• I had to shout to be heard over the loud music at the party.
• Don't shout, I can hear you just fine.
• Her success was a shout of victory in a quiet room.

noun a physical position of standing

verb to rise to an upright position on the feet

• Please stand up when the judge enters the courtroom.
• Hey, can you stand up and let me sit there?
• I dare you to stand up to that bully and show them who's boss.
• It's time to stand up for what you believe in and make a difference.