Ihave a question. does the word *ban* and the word * boycott* mean the same thing? cuzz i feel like they do but im not sure and google is being no lol

giving 15 points and brainliest to an answer that me. will report answer if u are doing it just for points.

Ban, means to get rid of something completely, boycotting is basically a form of protest, were you stop buying something to show defiance to your country such as tea/stamps in the American revolution

Explanation:

the words are not the same lol

Explanation:

some words can have other definitions y'know? and different parts of speech too. i look on google and boycott is a verb and a noun. it also has only 4 definitions, correct me if im wrong. ban has 6 definitions and has oanother definition: a curse. and boycott does not. boom got 'em °ω°

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