Definition of anti-government in English:

anti-government

adjectiveantɪˈɡʌv(ə)nm(ə)nt

Against a government or the administration in office.
anti-government demonstrations
Example sentencesExamples
- He was arrested and tried on trumped-up charges when he began organising anti-government rallies.
- Its definition blurs any distinction between organised violence against civilians and anti-government protest.
- The appalling conditions facing many people had previously fuelled a number of anti-government protests.
- The outfit has funded the distribution of anti-government pamphlets to the tune of $500,000.
- Yet their only ‘crime’ was to seek to organize peaceful anti-government protests.
- While indulging in anti-government rhetoric at public meetings, he appealed to the courts to install him as a member of the same government.
- These temporary workers have to sign contracts not to indulge in any anti-government activities nor join any trade unions.
- The mainly women workers, who were accompanied by their children, waved red flags and chanted anti-government slogans.
- On October 6, thousands of public sector workers held anti-government protests to demand pay increases.
- The internal security apparatus shut down the radio station in 1975 for its anti-government propaganda.
- The arrests are certain to fuel anti-government sentiment and protests.
- When asked why the government did not rebut them as it did when anti-government stories appeared, he just shrugged his shoulders.
- As the situation spiralled out of the control of the student leaders, the military was sent in to massacre the anti-government protestors.
- How do you effectively represent your opinions if you are inclined to be anti-government or anti-the democratic process in its current form?
- Deepening poverty exacerbated by rising prices and pegged wages will lead to growing anti-government hostility.
- Workers chanted anti-government and anti-privatisation slogans as they marched through the streets.
- They then resorted to anti-government riots in June and July.
- There were significant anti-government strikes and protests last year.
- Chanting anti-government songs, students from the universities and colleges made bonfires at different points on the road.
- The government declared a state of emergency after three days of anti-government demonstrations.

单词	anti-government
释义	Definition of anti-government in English: anti-government adjectiveantɪˈɡʌv(ə)nm(ə)nt Against a government or the administration in office. anti-government demonstrations Example sentencesExamples He was arrested and tried on trumped-up charges when he began organising anti-government rallies. Its definition blurs any distinction between organised violence against civilians and anti-government protest. The appalling conditions facing many people had previously fuelled a number of anti-government protests. The outfit has funded the distribution of anti-government pamphlets to the tune of $500,000. Yet their only ‘crime’ was to seek to organize peaceful anti-government protests. While indulging in anti-government rhetoric at public meetings, he appealed to the courts to install him as a member of the same government. These temporary workers have to sign contracts not to indulge in any anti-government activities nor join any trade unions. The mainly women workers, who were accompanied by their children, waved red flags and chanted anti-government slogans. On October 6, thousands of public sector workers held anti-government protests to demand pay increases. The internal security apparatus shut down the radio station in 1975 for its anti-government propaganda. The arrests are certain to fuel anti-government sentiment and protests. When asked why the government did not rebut them as it did when anti-government stories appeared, he just shrugged his shoulders. As the situation spiralled out of the control of the student leaders, the military was sent in to massacre the anti-government protestors. How do you effectively represent your opinions if you are inclined to be anti-government or anti-the democratic process in its current form? Deepening poverty exacerbated by rising prices and pegged wages will lead to growing anti-government hostility. Workers chanted anti-government and anti-privatisation slogans as they marched through the streets. They then resorted to anti-government riots in June and July. There were significant anti-government strikes and protests last year. Chanting anti-government songs, students from the universities and colleges made bonfires at different points on the road. The government declared a state of emergency after three days of anti-government demonstrations.
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