Objection
Pronunciation: /əbˈdʒɛkʃən/
Objection (noun)
- a reason for not agreeing with something or someone.
- a formal statement against something in a court of law.
- a feeling that something is wrong based on personal beliefs.
Examples
- She raised an objection to the new policy.
- The committee had no objection to the proposal.
Common collocations: raise an objection, strong objection, overcome objections, file an objection, sustain an objection