Noun:

ଭୋକ ଉପାସରେ,

hunger march's Usage Examples:

In 1934, he worked alongside Anuerin Bevan to organise a national hunger march.

The National Hunger March of September–October 1932 was the largest of a series of hunger marches in Britain in the 1920s and 1930s.

The Freiwaldau massacreOn November 25, 1931, the local Communist party organised a hunger march of around 1,000 unemployed stoneworkers ('Steinklopfer') to Freiwaldau.

In 1934, Hart was a leading figure in a Glasgow to London hunger march.

In 1928, the trades council supported a CPGB-organised hunger march, despite the initial opposition of its officials.

Independent, Meic Stephens said of Evans’ work: “There is perhaps something troglodytic about his miners, even when they take part in hunger marches or, in scenes.

He led a "hunger march", fasted outside Windsor Castle, and created an artist"s colony near.

Marches of the unemployed to London, termed "hunger marches", had taken place since the early 1920s, mainly organised by the National Unemployed Workers" Movement.

serve hunger marchers passing through Oxford during the 1932 National Hunger March, an act of mercy she performed by "helping herself to bandages and dressings".

Anger at the means test was the rationale for the 1932 hunger march, in which a series of rallies and demonstrations across London broke.

The term "hunger march" was coined three years later in 1908.

village was also the birthplace of her father Charlie Mason, who led the hunger march to the workhouse of Westbury during the pit strikes of 1926.

Synonyms:

starvation, voracity, voraciousness, undernourishment, ravenousness, hungriness, malnourishment, drive, emptiness, esurience, famishment, edacity, bulimia,

Antonyms:

attract, fullness, solidity, worth, venial sin,