verb
object
To express disagreement or opposition.
She objects to the proposed closure.
Etymology
The source verb means to throw or put something against. An objection figuratively puts a contrary argument in the way of a proposal.
More examples
- He objected to the unfair rule.
- They have objected throughout the process.
- Residents are objecting to the loss of the park.
Forms
object · objects · objected · objecting
objection noun — An expression of disagreement.