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Synonyms & Similar Words
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Meaning of Take exception
According to Oxford Dictionary, "take exception" means to disagree with or object to something, often in a formal or official way.
Definitions
- Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines it as to disagree with or object to something, or to feel or express disapproval or dislike.
- Cambridge Dictionary states that it means to disagree with or object to something, often because you think it is wrong or unfair.
Example Uses
- The committee took exception to the proposal, citing concerns about its feasibility and potential impact.
- She took exception to the critic's review, feeling that it was unfair and misleading.
- The company took exception to the government's new regulations, arguing that they would be too costly to implement.
- He took exception to the idea that everyone should conform to societal norms, believing that individuality was important.
- The community took exception to the plan to build a new development, citing concerns about traffic and noise pollution.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
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