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Discover Ludwig"chant slogans" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a group of people loudly and enthusiastically voicing a phrase or motto in support of a cause or idea. For example: The protesters gathered in the square, chanting slogans about justice.
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After Friday prayers, the Houthis gather to chant slogans.
Protesters now chant slogans celebrating defectors rather than the divided political opposition.
Hundreds of young people chant slogans against "banksters" or corporate tycoons.
They drum, cheer and chant slogans like "Kill the bill!" for hours on end.
They chant slogans like, "We are the union, the mighty, mighty union".
They braved the persistent rain to chant slogans against a pay cut for civil servants, the first anyone can remember.
He boasted that the A.N.C. has taught him to fire a gun and chant slogans since he was 11.
The most significant shift is among the rebels' supporters, who chant slogans not only condemning the government but also criticizing the rebels.
Although Yemeni forces eventually broke up the demonstration around the embassy, the armed men continued to block streets and chant slogans late into the night, witnesses said.
Since then, demonstrators have been showing up every weekday at the studio, to chant slogans, demand negotiations, and shout one name over and over: Mitchell Kriegman.
Security forces cordoned the palace off with barbed wire, at which most protesters stopped to chant slogans against Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood.
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