Definition of «objection»

An objection is a statement or claim made by someone expressing their disagreement, disapproval or opposition to something. It can also refer to a formal protest or complaint made during a legal proceeding or in relation to a contractual agreement. In general usage, an objection may be raised as a means of challenging the validity or accuracy of information presented, or to express disagreement with a particular course of action.

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During a court trial, the defense lawyer raised several objections to the prosecutor's line of questioning.
A customer lodged an objection to a particular product's price increase, arguing that it was unjustified in relation to its quality.
When a controversial policy was being discussed, various citizens voiced their objections at a town hall meeting, emphasizing its potential negative impact on the community.

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Sentences with «objection»

So much for objections of animal control officials that injections would have an adverse impact on shelter workers. (articles.orlandosentinel.com)
She knows how to use the bankruptcy system to protect your assets and she knows how to deal with objections from creditors. (natlbankruptcy.com)
However, the father with shared legal custody can raise objections over the religious instruction at the school. (info.legalzoom.com)
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Definition of «objection»

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