Dictionary definition of gag

1. The authorities used intimidation tactics to try and gag the protesters.
2. The organization filed a lawsuit against the attempt to gag their spokesperson.
3. The dictator's regime imposed strict laws to gag the media and control the narrative.
4. The whistleblower's identity was protected to prevent any attempts to gag them.
5. The company's nondisclosure agreement was used to gag former employees.
6. The investigative journalist faced constant threats in an attempt to gag her.
7. The government's attempts to gag the opposition only fueled the protests.
8. The court ruling was seen as an attempt to gag freedom of expression.
9. He tried to gag her during the argument, but she refused to stay silent.
10. The kidnappers used a cloth to gag the hostage and muffle her cries.
11. They attempted to gag the whistleblower, but the truth eventually came out.
12. The dictator's regime brutally gags any form of dissent.
13. She used tape to gag her captor and make her escape.
14. Freedom of speech should never be gagged by oppressive governments.
15. The court ordered the defendant not to gag the witness.
16. The oppressive regime seeks to gag the media and control information.
17. It's essential to protect the right to speak freely without fear of being gagged.
18. The hostage managed to gag her captor and call for help.
19. The bullies tried to gag the shy student to silence their complaints.
20. Gagging protesters is a violation of their constitutional rights.
21. He threatened to gag anyone who dared to criticize his actions.
22. The authoritarian government seeks to gag online dissent.
23. The kidnapper used a handkerchief to gag the terrified victim.
24. The activists refused to be gagged and continued to speak out.
25. Attempting to gag the truth only leads to greater public outcry.
26. Gagging witnesses is illegal and obstructs justice.
27. The journalist refused to be gagged and exposed corruption.
28. Gagging free speech is a dangerous precedent for any society.