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Boycott

usgb/ˈbɔɪkɑːt/Volume
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Peaceful Protest

In context, 'boycott' represents a non-violent action against something one disagrees with.

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After the scandal, the public initiated a peaceful boycott of the company's products.
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Group Action

Boycotts are usually more effective when a large group of people participates.

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The worker's union called for a mass boycott of the unfair policies.
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Ethical Stance

'Boycott' often holds a moral or ethical connotation, suggesting a stand for justice.

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The community boycott reflected their stance against environmental destruction.
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