Picketing [verb]
Definition of Picketing:
protest against, for cause
Opposite/Antonyms of Picketing:
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Sentence/Example of Picketing:
I was driving it home As a picketing peg for my horse, So that he should not roam.
After picketing the horses, a sick sergeant's horse was handed over to me.
Picketing the horse as Pinkey had taught him, he put the cow on a rope also.
When first the siege began, picketing was dangerous business.
We remained at Nolensville nearly two months, picketing and scouting.
They had orders to hinder the picketing, but they had no desire to meddle with Pelle.
Picketing and camp routine was daily gone through with at this time; but little excitement, and nothing startling occurred.
They clashed badly with the pickets, where picketing was allowed.
Picketing was intimidation; and the boycott was conspiracy in restraint of trade.
"Mrs. Muscovitz, who was picketing with the defendant, is here," Braun said.