Synonyms for SIT-IN
sit-in

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1. sit-inverb

   a form of civil disobedience in which demonstrators occupy seats and refuse to move

2. sit inverb

   attend as a visitor

   "Can I sit in on your Intermediate Hittite class?"

   Synonyms:
   sit in

3. sit inverb

   participate in an act of civil disobedience

   Synonyms:
   sit in

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1. List of paraphrases for "sit-in":

   sit-down

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1. Brian Laundrie:

   Brian claims he wants to sit in the background while we search for Gabby in the wilderness of the Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks, brian left Gabby in the wilderness with grizzly bears and wolves while he sits in the comfort of his home. In his home!

2. Sandy Villere:

   Everything travels on their rails, they literally sit in the middle of the banks, consumers and merchants and that has been a really enviable place to be.

3. Ibn-e-Safi:

   Why is it that an ordinary clerk has to pass the examination for clerkship, a police constable has to go through training as a recruit before he could be commissioned and on the other hand vegetable-selling middlemen, good-for-nothing fuedals and imbecile merchants go sit in the Assemblies directly and start legisltating and some even become members of the cabinet

4. Derek Liu:

   They're eccentric creatures, some cats, not naming names, do nothing but sit in the bathroom staring at the water in the toilet all day. And they don't respond to you predictably. They come if they want, not if you want them to.

5. Steve Gooch:

   I pledge to you, as your president I will make sure that we connect all the households with raw broadband by 2022, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar said during a recentmeet and greet in Wisconsin. The state of Georgia is notorious for its slow connectivity in rural areas and local elected officials are making it a key issue and highlighting their constituents concerns. What weve heard a lot of families have to drive into town....and they have to go and sit in a Chick-fil-Aor a Starbucks cafe somewhere where they can get public Wi-Fi.