Demurral

Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪˈmɝˈæɫ/

Demurral (noun)

  1. A formal objection in court, asking the judge to reject a claim because of a legal problem.
  2. A delay or refusal to continue with something, usually because of a concern or objection.

Examples

  • The demurral raised a legal objection to the claim.
  • Her demurral was a legal objection filed in court.