objection
/əbˈdʒɛkʃən/
noun
- A reason or argument given to disagree with or oppose something.
- The lawyer's objection was sustained by the judge.
- She raised an objection to the new policy during the meeting.
- I have no objection to your plan if it follows the rules.
- A feeling of dislike or disapproval toward something.
- They expressed their objection to the construction of the new building.
- My only objection is that the event starts too early in the morning.
- His main objection to the movie was its slow pace.