Objection is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBJECTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of objecting; anything said or done in opposition
• an expression or feeling of disapproval or opposition; a reason for disagreeing
• the action of challenging or disagreeing with something
• expression or feeling of opposition or disapproval
• The act of objecting; as, to prevent agreement, or action, by objection.
• That which is, or may be, presented in opposition; an adverse reason or argument; a reason for objecting; obstacle; impediment; as, I have no objection to going; unreasonable objections.
• Cause of trouble; sorrow.
• the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest
• the speech act of objecting
• the act of protesting; a public (often organized) manifestation of dissent
• (law) a procedure whereby a party to a suit says that a particular line of questioning or a particular witness or a piece of evidence or other matter is improper and should not be continued and asks the court to rule on its impropriety or illegality
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of objecting

Words related to OBJECTION

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Words that contain OBJECTION

objections21 objectionable26 objectionably29 unobjectionable28 unobjectionably31 objectionablene28 objectionableness30 objectionablenesses32

How to use OBJECTION in a sentence

• The second objection raised by these English friends is more to the point.
• Whaley pretended to resent this solicitude, but his objection was a fraud.
• The common objection to clergymen is, that they are ignorant of the world.
• We made no objection and fell into line, but, when we reached the church door, it was promptly closed as the last white child went in.
• But this objection should not be deemed fatal, 316.
• But to object to a reform on that account is not a particularly effective objection.
• He made no objection, and I walked up and down with him a long, long time, when some one of the family took him from me.
• The arrangements for steering by means of an electrical conductor from a controlling station are also open to the latter objection.
• In this objection we consider that the appearance presented by our universe negatives the hypothesis of infinitely prolonged aggregation.
• It was enough to make his round face serious, although he had so strong an objection to unnecessary worry.
• Observe, my dear, I have not the least objection to your having a friendship for Fitzgerald.
• But this is not the only objection to the Galilean Telescope.
• I think it a happy idea, removing the only objection which could have been justly made to the proposition.
• We finally, however, did not admit it, partly from the objection you mention, but more still on account of our instructions.
• However, I have no objection to join with you in the enquiry.
• The objection that so many distinguished naturalists reject the theory, he considers more at length.
• Now, in answer to this objection, it is plain what I might have done, if I had not had a conscience.
• For in reality his narrative is liable to no solid objection, nor is there any mistake detected in it.
• The objection to proceeding with the bill was so forcible that Mr.
• His great objection, however, was to the board of commissioners.
• Lord Brougham also said that there would be no objection to counsel being heard, provided the matter was so arranged as to prevent that hearing from becoming interminable.
• But when the son, their pride, declared his intention of making May Everett his wife, it was met with a decided objection by both parents.
• To such an objection the Nyâya answer is that even they are created by God, for they are also effects.
• But some earnest friend is thinking of an objection to all this talk about a world being won.
• Number twenty-five happened to be vacant, and I have no objection to dogs.
• I perceive no objection to the third and fourth sections.
• The latter replied, that he had no objection to bring forward the measure in parliament, when he was better prepared for it, and provided no person more proper could be found.
• The same objection appears to have been made at Rome, where a faction existed similar to this at Galatia.
• Against the preaching of the Quakers, an objection is usually made by the world, namely, that their ministers generally deliver their doctrines with an unpleasant tone.

Similar words containing OBJEC without suffix tion

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