object
//ˈɑːb.dʒɪkt//
Translation
object
Definition
To object means to express or feel disapproval, opposition, or disagreement with something, typically by stating reasons or raising an argument. This verb is often used in formal, legal, or professional contexts where someone challenges a proposal, decision, or statement. For example, in a meeting, a participant might object to a plan if they believe it is flawed. The word implies a clear expression of dissent, not just passive dislike.
Example
“Several committee members objected to the proposed budget cuts.”
“She objected strongly when her colleague tried to take credit for her work.”
“The lawyer objected to the witness's testimony as hearsay.”
“I object to the notion that we must sacrifice quality for speed.”
“He objected to the new policy on the grounds that it violated privacy rights.”
“Many residents objected to the construction of a high-rise in their neighborhood.”
“The teacher objected to the use of smartphones during class.”
“If no one objects, we will proceed with the original plan.”
“She objected that the deadline was too short to complete the project properly.”
“The shareholders objected to the merger, citing potential conflicts of interest.”
Synonyms
Other meanings
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