Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with demonstration in American Collocation
demonstration
noun
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US
/ˌdemənˈstreɪʃ(ə)n/
for/against a particular thing
anti-capitalist
anti-globalization
anti-government
anti-war
pro-democracy
An impressive anti-war demonstration took place in Manchester on Saturday to coincide with International Women’s Day.
peaceful/not peaceful
non-violent
peaceful
violent
We would never target a group for their peaceful demonstrations.
large
big
huge
large
mass
massive
A mass demonstration against the talks attracted over 25,000 trade unionists, workers and residents.
not planned
spontaneous
Wide swathes of the population were involved in spontaneous demonstrations and actions.
organize a demonstration
call for
hold
organize
plan
stage
Protesters are planning to stage a demonstration against the new runway.
go on a demonstration
attend
go on
join
take part in
The mayor’s message is simple and straightforward: do not attend this demonstration.
refuse permission for a demonstration
ban
A presidential decree was immediately issued, banning demonstrations until the end of April.