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Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
objection/əbˈʤekʃn/
▶noun the action of challenging or disagreeing with something.
■ an expression of disapproval or opposition.
'objection' also found in these Oxford entries:
bar
- but
- cavil
- conscientious objector
- defeasible
- demurrer
- fault
- interpose
- nihil obstat
- peremptory challenge
- protest
- protestation
- question
- quibble
- sufferance
- tenable
- unexceptionable
- untenable
Forum discussions with the word(s) "objection" in the title:
'claim' in the context of 'objection or claim'
Any objection to the next text??
Any objection to this use of "not only"?
Gerund, possessive: ... objection to <me, my> watching you ...
hath always been with me the strongest objection against any project [A Modest Proposal]
howls of protest/complaint/objection/disapproval
I <have an objection /object> to you on this matter
I have no objection to your making
Need help to use "Objection"
objection
Objection based on the limitation of time?
objection in/to
Reporting an objection
Any objection to the next text??
Any objection to this use of "not only"?
Gerund, possessive: ... objection to <me, my> watching you ...
hath always been with me the strongest objection against any project [A Modest Proposal]
howls of protest/complaint/objection/disapproval
I <have an objection /object> to you on this matter
I have no objection to your making
Need help to use "Objection"
objection
Objection based on the limitation of time?
objection in/to
Reporting an objection
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