Today’s
Word: remonstrate.
Pronunciation:
/’remƏnstreɪt/
Etymology: from Latin.
Part of Speech: verb.
Meaning: to protest with somebody about
something.
Usage: The students remonstrated with the
school authorities about the issue.
Synonyms: demonstrate, protest, oppose,
complain.
Derived Form: remonstrance (noun).
General Note: Remonstrate
is synonymous with demonstrate. The noun form of demonstrate is demonstration while the noun
form of remonstrate is remonstrance.
The two (remonstrate and demonstrate) sound and look alike.
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