display dissent
[dɪˈspleɪ dɪˈsɛnt]
verb phrase
manifestar desacordo
1. to openly show or express disagreement or disapproval of something
The protesters decided to display dissent against the new government policy.
Os manifestantes decidiram manifestar desacordo contra a nova política governamental.
2. to make visible one's lack of agreement or opposition to a decision or opinion
Several board members chose to display dissent during the meeting.
Vários membros do conselho optaram por manifestar desacordo durante a reunião.
In Brazilian culture, displaying dissent is often valued in democratic contexts, particularly in student movements and labor unions. In the USA, especially in NYC, openly displaying dissent is considered a fundamental right linked to free speech and protest culture. The phrase is frequently used in political discourse, workplace environments, and social movements in both countries.
NYC Slang
speak your mind against it; call it out
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