barringout (Meaning)

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barringout (n.)

The act of closing the doors of a schoolroom against a schoolmaster; -- a boyish mode of rebellion in schools.

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The students participated in a contentious barringout, locking their teachers out of their classrooms.
The administration was determined to resolve the barringout peacefully, seeking open dialogue with the protesting students.
The barringout was sparked by concerns over unfair school policies and a lack of transparency.
The principal and the teachers' union met to discuss ways to resolve the barringout and address student grievances.
Despite the barringout, extracurricular activities and events continued as usual, providing students with alternative outlets for expression.
The barringout lasted for several days, disrupting classes and administrative functions.
Parents and community members expressed mixed opinions on the barringout, with some supporting the students' actions and others condemning them.
The police were called in to monitor the barringout but did not intervene unless necessary.
After days of negotiation, the barringout was peacefully resolved with an agreement between the students and the administration.
The barringout experience left a lasting impact on the school community, fostering awareness of students' concerns and the importance of open dialogue.

The act of closing the doors of a schoolroom against a schoolmaster; -- a boyish mode of rebellion in schools.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The students participated in a contentious barringout, locking their teachers out of their classrooms.

The administration was determined to resolve the barringout peacefully, seeking open dialogue with the protesting students.

The barringout was sparked by concerns over unfair school policies and a lack of transparency.

The principal and the teachers' union met to discuss ways to resolve the barringout and address student grievances.