1. organized refusals to buy from, deal with, or participate in something as a form of protest
Usage: plural of boycott

1. refuses to buy from, deal with, or participate in something as a form of protest
Usage: third person singular present tense of boycott

Examples

• The consumer boycotts forced the company to change its policies.
• Student boycotts of the cafeteria led to better food options.
• She boycotts products from companies that harm the environment.
• The activist group boycotts stores that don’t pay fair wages.
• Economic boycotts can be effective tools for social change.
• He boycotts social media platforms that don’t protect user privacy.
• The community organized boycotts against discriminatory businesses.