boycotting (Meaning)

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boycotting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Boycott

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The students were boycotting classes to protest against the university's tuition hike.
The citizens were boycotting the election to express their dissatisfaction with the candidates.
The workers were boycotting overtime until their demands for fair wages were met.
Many consumers were boycotting the company's products due to its involvement in environmental pollution.
The activists were boycotting the fast-food chain for its unethical treatment of workers.
Some residents were boycotting the new development project, fearing it would destroy local wildlife habitats.
The team captain announced that they would be boycotting the upcoming game in solidarity with injured teammates.
The community was boycotting the supermarket chain to support local businesses.
Many countries were boycotting the international conference due to disagreements over trade policies.
Several artists were boycotting the awards ceremony to protest its lack of diversity.

of Boycott

blackballing,blacking,,

bargaining, trading, trafficking, trafficking, trading, bargaining, dealing,dealing, auctioning, merchandising

The students were boycotting classes to protest against the university's tuition hike.

The citizens were boycotting the election to express their dissatisfaction with the candidates.

The workers were boycotting overtime until their demands for fair wages were met.

Many consumers were boycotting the company's products due to its involvement in environmental pollution.