Synonyms
Examples for "objection"
Examples for "objection"
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Samsung Germany said it would file an objection immediately with the court.
2
In a statement, Samsung Germany said it would file an objection immediately.
3
The Commission's statement of objection usually contains a deadline for a response.
4
They didn't come back with an objection, he said at the time.
5
Sam, however, had no objection to rabbit at all, and said so.
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The result was a long letter of wild expostulation in this vein:
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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.
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But I'd rather help too.' There was no expostulation in his tone.
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She had managed to offer a correction without also making it a remonstration.
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The man did not appear to take kindly to his remonstration.
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I'm right behind you.' He held up his hands to forestall Jack's renewed remonstration.
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His performance of pained confusion makes it a one-sided remonstration, against his wife, himself or God.
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This quiet remonstration was alien, their behavior strange, and because of it all the fight left my voice.
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Fanny made no attempt at remonstrance; she left the room in silence.
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At her entrance a trembling voice wailed in a tone of remonstrance:
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No remonstrance; I tell you I am acting as for your father.
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The words softened her; she had dreaded reproach, if not indignant remonstrance.
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Then I began my remonstrance-verytenderly, and in the lowest possible tones.
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Without a word of remonstrance, the money was placed in her hand.
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He shrugged impatiently; her remonstrance seemed to throw him out of temper.
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She tendered not even a remonstrance; she testified no shade of surprise.
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Jesus' lips were opened in witness but never in complaint or remonstrance.
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He put his hand up and broke in on her furious remonstrance.
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Of course the President said he must, and civilly stopped the remonstrance.
12
At last, in the anguish of her concern, she ventured upon remonstrance.
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Sir James Mackintosh now took up the question in a strong remonstrance.
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But a word of vague remonstrance sent her into the unseen again.
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A certain small amount of calculation entered the audacity of his remonstrance.
16
This remonstrance met with all the success and encouragement he could expect.
