Definitionn. a formal and solemn declaration of objection
Last update: August 17, 2015
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A protestation should be made within the countries to unprove the terrorism. [Please select]
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On the outbreak of the Boer War in 1899, these same chiefs, at a great meeting held in the presence of the resident commissioner, gave a further protestation of their loyalty to Her Majesty. [Please select]
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Every negro found in the streets was seized by the police; protestation, indignation, and resistance, were equally in vain. [Please select]
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'I assumed that you did,' was the King's answer; 'and your protestation adds no weight to my theory, but otherwise.' [Please select]
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Philip made a gesture of protestation, and the Governor waved his hand and smiled again. [Please select]
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A startled expression flashed across her face, and her lips parted as if in protestation. [Please select]
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A slight disdain was evidently more natural to the temperament of this woman than any fierceness of protestation. [Please select]
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Ludlow, that they, by writings published at the very beginning of the struggle, began the protestation. [Please select]
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