Objections is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBJECTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OBJECTION, 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of objecting

Words related to OBJECTIONS

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How to use OBJECTIONS in a sentence

• The objections raised against raw plums do not apply to the cooked fruit, which even the invalid may eat in moderation.
• Objections were raised, but he was ready with a solution.
• It seemed to me that they ought at least to have mentioned the objections that had stopped me so completely.
• The matter was fully explained to the other emigrants, who could not raise objections if they would, but who really were not disposed to do so in a case of such obvious motives.
• He knew full well one of the objections that would be made against these statements.
• All these objections and difficulties only bring you exactly up to my theory, or very near it.
• I want to see whether the objections are fatal, or if they may be explained away.
• Against such costly schemes of education for the whole population of a nation, many objections have been urged.
• I hope that these objections are fully met, and successfully set aside, by the Work in its PRESENT FORM.
• He seldom considers whether there are not still greater objections on the other side, nor how much farther, if a principle be just, it ought to carry him.
• Chubb expresses just those difficulties and objections which would naturally have most weight with the more intelligent portion of the working classes.
• The character of the objections urged by its opponents.
• These objections appeared so obvious and important, that general Wolfe would not determine to risk an attack, until he had surveyed the upper part of the river St.
• He had from the first raised objections to the presence of Mr.
• Girard had established such a school as that, it would have been free from all those objections that have been raised against it.
• There were doubtless objections to the retention of Romney.
• The bill, however, was passed, the objections of the governor to the contrary notwithstanding, and is now a law of the Territory.
• With these objections, I return the bill to the House in which it originated for its final constitutional action.
• The practical objections to such a policy are, however, very great.
• These arguments, and the pressing need for defense, silenced all objections.
• His pony, however, offered serious objections to facing that roaring hurricane of a beast.
• I tried every way I could think of, to overcome their objections, but to no purpose.
• With respect to the pulling off the hat the Quakers have an additional objection to this custom, quite distinct from the objections, that have been mentioned above.
• The Committee made no objections, gave her a free ticket, etc.
• Johnson, against whom he entertained much more serious objections than Alfred.
• Only two objections can be opposed to this, but they are only apparent objections.

Similar words containing OBJECTION without suffix s

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