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Meanings of protest vigorously in English
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Usage of protest vigorously in English
1
A self-appointed committee, large in numbers and respectable in position, called on Lincoln to protest vigorously.
2
They would probably protest vigorously.
3
I, for one, protest vigorously against the propagation of such views, especially when they represent nothing more than an inflated theory.
4
It did not surprise him that several old-time friends should hunt him up and protest vigorously against the course he was pursuing.
5
I took it out, much to his dismay, and he protested vigorously.
6
With difficulty I kept my eyes on the road; but I protested vigorously.
7
The prime minister of the archipelago nation of Seychelles protested vigorously.
8
But the occupants of the elevator protested vigorously against this plan.
9
The latter protested vigorously with his mouth, but he offered only feeble resistance.
10
Whereupon Lady Agnes and Bobby came out of their stupor and protested vigorously.
11
With due tact and some excitability, I protested vigorously against his coming out.
12
Mr. Watson protested vigorously against the constable's useless display of authority.
13
John Quincy Adams, who had a quick eye for national rights, protested vigorously.
14
The agents protested vigorously, but Ralph said the matter was not open for debate.
15
He told Bivens of his purpose over the telephone, and the financier protested vigorously:
16
Yet, to her own amazement and horror, her heart protested vigorously against such action.