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objeção
Catalan
protesta
Spanish
protesta
The act of expressing earnest opposition or protest.
objection
remonstrance
remonstration
Portuguese
objeção
1
The result was a long letter of wild
expostulation
in this vein:
2
The climax of his
expostulation
afterwards with Desdemona is at that passage:
3
And even from the women about there came little murmurs of
expostulation
.
4
Mr. Jack Hamlin lifted his lashes in affected
expostulation
to the skies.
5
But I'd rather help too.' There was no
expostulation
in his tone.
6
After some
expostulation
,
the Doctor was persuaded to put the gun away.
7
I have tried
expostulation
,
threats, entreaties, locking her up; but it's useless.
8
Amélie shuddered at his vehemence, but she knew how useless was
expostulation
.
9
I will hear no pleas, I will receive no letter, nor
expostulation
.
10
With apparently one accord they burst into hilarious mirth, comment, and
expostulation
.
11
Coming forward, he bared his white head, and adventured a humble
expostulation
.
12
Lastly, we have to consider very briefly God's
expostulation
with a saint.
13
Andrews' voice, and another, became distinctly audible,-Andrews 'apparentlyraised in vigorous
expostulation
.
14
Upon these occasions she would sometimes venture upon a good-humoured
expostulation
:
-
Dear
sir
!
15
When he did, it was in the way of feeble
expostulation
.
16
This produced on the part of the papal government an
expostulation
.
expostulation
angry expostulation
further expostulation
mild expostulation
gentle expostulation
earnest expostulation
Portuguese
objeção
Catalan
protesta
reconvenció
objecció
Spanish
protesta
objeción
reparo