A disturbance in protest refers to any disruption or disruption of public order that occurs during a demonstration or rally. This can include actions such as violence, vandalism, or obstructing traffic, which deviate from the intended peaceful nature of the protest. Disturbances can lead to confrontations with law enforcement and may result in arrests or legal consequences for participants. Such incidents can also shift public perception of the protest movement and its goals.
disturbance usually in protest; upheaval; hullabaloo
secondary disturbance
New York, July 1863. Immigrants resented having to join the army.
. This kind of disturbance is classified as a primary disturbance
This disturbance must stop at once! Earlier, there was a disturbance in the shop down the street.
the antonym to the word disturbance is "calm and quiet"
A disturbance that repeats over and over
disturbance, interference, interruption, stoppage
The riot police on their way to another disturbance.
Graveyard Disturbance was created in 1987.
A Minor Disturbance was created in 1990.
River Disturbance was created in 1994.