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Definition of objection
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Objection
(n.) The act of
objecting;
as, to
prevent
agreement,
or
action,
by
objection..
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Cavillation
::
Cavillation
(n.)
Frivolous
or
sophistical
objection.
Weaken
::
Weaken
(v. t.) To make weak; to
lessen
the
strength
of; to
deprive
of
strength;
to
debilitate;
to
enfeeble;
to
enervate;
as, to
weaken
the body or the mind; to
weaken
the hands of a
magistrate;
to
weaken
the force of an
objection
or an
argument..
Flimsy
::
Flimsy
(superl.)
Weak;
feeble;
limp;
slight;
vain;
without
strength
or
solidity;
of loose and
unsubstantial
structure;
without
reason
or
plausibility;
as, a
flimsy
argument,
excuse,
objection..
Response
::
Response
(n.) Reply to an
objection
in
formal
disputation.
Objectionable
::
Objectionable
(a.)
Liable
to
objection;
likely
to be
objected
to or
disapproved
of;
offensive;
as,
objectionable
words..
Compromise
::
Compromise
(n.) A
committal
to
something
derogatory
or
objectionable;
a
prejudicial
concession;
a
surrender;
as, a
compromise
of
character
or
right..
Tolerance
::
Tolerance
(n.) The
endurance
of the
presence
or
actions
of
objectionable
persons,
or of the
expression
of
offensive
opinions;
toleration..
Valid
::
Valid (a.)
Having
sufficient
strength
or
force;
founded
in
truth;
capable
of being
justified,
defended,
or
supported;
not weak or
defective;
sound;
good;
efficacious;
as, a valid
argument;
a valid
objection..
Respondent
::
Respondent
(n.) One who
maintains
a
thesis
in
reply,
and whose
province
it is to
refute
objections,
or
overthrow
arguments;
--
distinguished
from
opponent..
Objection
::
Objection
(n.) Cause of
trouble;
sorrow.
Castrate
::
Castrate
(v. t.) To cut or take out; esp. to
remove
anything
erroneous,
or
objectionable
from, as the
obscene
parts of a
writing;
to
expurgate..
Traversable
::
Traversable
(a.)
Deniable;
specifically
(Law),
liable
to legal
objection;
as, a
traversable
presentment..
Expose
::
Expose
(v. t.) To lay bare; to lay open to
attack,
danger,
or
anything
objectionable;
to
render
accessible
to
anything
which may
affect,
especially
detrimentally;
to make
liable;
as, to
expose
one's self to the heat of the sun, or to cold,
insult,
danger,
or
ridicule;
to
expose
an army to
destruction
or
defeat..
Doubt
::
Doubt (v. i.)
Difficulty
expressed
or urged for
solution;
point
unsettled;
objection.
Unexceptionable
::
Unexceptionable
(a.) Not
liable
to any
exception
or
objection;
unobjectionable;
faultless;
good;
excellent;
as, a man of most
unexceptionable
character..
Protest
::
Protest
(v.) A
solemn
declaration
of
opinion,
commonly
a
formal
objection
against
some act;
especially,
a
formal
and
solemn
declaration,
in
writing,
of
dissent
from the
proceedings
of a
legislative
body; as, the
protest
of lords in
Parliament..
Exceptionable
::
Exceptionable
(a.)
Liable
to
exception
or
objection;
objectionable.
Pragmatical
::
Pragmatical
(a.) Busy;
specifically,
busy in an
objectionable
way;
officious;
fussy and
positive;
meddlesome..
Question
::
Question
(v. t.) To raise a
question
about;
to call in
question;
to make
objection
to.
Prolepsis
::
Prolepsis
(n.) A
figure
by which
objections
are
anticipated
or
prevented.
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