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What is another word for Objection? – 190 Objection Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    protest complaint dissent opposition disagreement exception grievance criticism disapproval challenge rebuttal refutation denial demur reservation misgiving doubt skepticism reluctance hesitance qualm demurral cavil quibble exception expostulation remonstrance rejoinder riposte counterargument contradiction counterclaim dispute controversy altercation argument debate discussion protestation lamentation lament plaint plea appeal petition remonstrance objectionation

    Meaning of Objection

    According to the Oxford English Dictionary, an objection is "a reason or argument against something, especially in a formal or official context".

    Definitions

    • Merriam-Webster defines an objection as "a statement or argument against something, or a feeling of disapproval or disagreement".
    • Cambridge Dictionary defines an objection as "a reason or argument against something, or a formal statement of disagreement, especially in a court of law".

    Example Uses

    • The defense attorney raised an objection to the prosecution's line of questioning, citing its relevance to the case.
    • She expressed her objection to the proposal, citing concerns about its potential impact on the environment.
    • The judge sustained the objection, ruling that the evidence was inadmissible.
    • He voiced his objection to the plan, arguing that it was impractical and unlikely to succeed.
    • The company faced objections from local residents, who were concerned about the potential noise and disruption.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    approval agreement acceptance consent acquiescence compliance concurrence assent affirmation confirmation ratification endorsement sanction permission authorization validation verification affirmation corroboration substantiation support backing endorsement advocacy promotion recommendation suggestion proposal affirmation assent concord harmony accord consensus unanimity approval ratification