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remonstrate

[ri-mon-streyt] / rɪˈmɒn streɪt /


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Aliev kicked the canvas and remonstrated angrily upon hearing of his disqualification, behaviour he said was "natural" because he has "prepared my whole life for this event".

From BBC

Delegates inside the event then remonstrated with the organisers over heavy-handed police tactics, banging drums and shouting over a youth classical orchestra playing the national anthem.

From Reuters

Replays were inconclusive, with the German defender placing his mouth against the back of his opponent, who then remonstrated with the referee in a manner that insinuated a bite had occurred.

From BBC

Russell was furious with Bottas, walking over to remonstrate with him.

From BBC

"In the event it was quite mild. And he remonstrated with me afterwards, that I'd made it too orderly."

From BBC