Meaning & use

objection

noun·Everyday

A statement or feeling of opposition or disagreement with something.

See it in a sentence

The lawyer raised an objection before the witness could finish the answer.

She had no objection to working the weekend shift if it paid overtime.

A note on using this word

In legal settings, 'objection' is a formal procedural term; in everyday use, it simply means a reason for disagreeing.

Words with a similar meaning

protestopposition

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