Synonyms for protester
pro·test·er

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1. dissenter, dissident, protester, objector, contestantnoun

   a person who dissents from some established policy

   Synonyms:
   contestant, dissident, dissenter, demonstrator, objector

2. demonstrator, protesternoun

   someone who participates in a public display of group feeling

   Synonyms:
   contestant, dissident, sales demonstrator, dissenter, demonstrator, objector

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1. List of paraphrases for "protester":

   demonstrator

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1. Ng Cheuk Ling:

   I believe we are all baffled as to how a breast attack works, it's ridiculous and alarming that the judge didn't just convict the protester of assaulting police with her breast, but that her seeking help was also considered part of the assault.

2. Donald Trump:

   First of all let's not even use the word violence, there's very little disruption generally speaking. It's a function of the press, the press likes to say what the press likes to say, if one person gets up and starts shouting and the police walks that person out, they try and make it like it's a violent thing. It's not violent. It's a protester that stands up or probably a disruptor, because I think they're sent there by people on the other side.

3. Bev Barnum:

   We'll stop when there is no protester that needs our protection, we get thanks every which way. But we're not doing it for the thanks. We're doing it to protect human rights.

4. Lee Rowland:

   The fact that some other human makes a decision to violate the law does not make you a criminal, and the problem with that law is that it views every protestor with criminal suspicion, so while rioting is not protected, the problem with that bill is it took every protester and rounded them up to a rioter effectively if one person makes the choice to break the law.

5. Derrick Robinson:

   I asked him why would he say that he was a protester because it makes us look bad -- because so many things that we've done to rebuild our community, it sets us like five steps back to say that it was a protester who did it, but he admitted to me that he'd never protested.