objection

nounB1 · Intermediate

Saying you do not agree with something.

Meaning of «objection»

noun

saying you do not agree with something

She raised an objection during the town meeting.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

disagreement with an idea or plan

objectiona reason you say or write against somethingShe had no objection to the plan.

oppositionbeing strongly against something, often as a groupThere was strong opposition to the new road.

protesta public way of showing you disagreeThousands joined the protest in the city centre.

resistancerefusing to accept something or fighting against itMany people show resistance to change.

Word family

object B1 · verbobjection B1 · nounobjector C1 · nounobjectionable C1 · adjective

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