verb
object implies opposition to something, whether openly expressed or not, because of strong dislike or disapproval I object to their meddling; protest implies the making of strong, often formal, spoken or written objection to something they protested the new tax increases; remonstrate implies protest and argument in demonstrating to another that he or she is wrong or blameworthy he remonstrated against her hostile attitude; expostulate suggests strong, earnest pleading or argument to change another's views or actions his father expostulated with him about his impulsiveness; demur implies the raising of objections or the taking of exception so as to delay action I demurred at her proposal to keep the store open late
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