objection

• Substantiv, das den Ausdruck von Widerspruch, Protest oder Ablehnung bezeichnet, oft in formellem oder juristischem Kontext, oder den konkreten Akt, gegen etwas Einspruch zu erheben.

A noun referring to an expression of opposition, protest, or dissent, often in a formal or legal context, or a specific act of objecting to something.

1. Expression of oppositionB2formal

   The act of expressing strong disagreement or protest against something.

   Einwand

   • She raised an objection to the proposed changes.
   • His objection was based on ethical concerns.
   • The committee listened to every objection carefully.

   Synonymecomplaintdemurdissentexceptionoppositionprotestqualmremonstrancescruple

   Antonymeacceptanceagreementapprovalconsentsupport

2. Statement of disapprovalB2formal

   A verbal statement that expresses disagreement or disapproval.

   Einwand

   • The lawyer made a formal objection during the trial.
   • Her objection was noted in the minutes of the meeting.
   • He voiced his objection to the new policy.

   Synonymecomplaintdemurraldissentexceptiongrievanceoppositionprotestremonstrance

   Antonymeacceptanceagreementapprovalassentconsentendorsementsupport

3. Public protestC1formal

   An organized public demonstration expressing dissent or opposition.

   Protest

   • The citizens organized a peaceful objection against the new law.
   • The objection took the form of a march through the city center.
   • Public objection to the decision was widespread.

   Synonymedemonstrationmarchpicketprotestrally

   Antonymeacceptanceapprovalendorsementsupport

4. Legal procedureC1formal

   A formal procedure in a court of law where a party claims that certain evidence, testimony, or questioning is improper and asks the judge to rule on its admissibility.

   Einspruch

   • The defense attorney made an objection to the witness's testimony.
   • The judge overruled the objection, allowing the evidence to be presented.
   • An objection was raised regarding the relevance of the document.

   Synonymechallengeexceptionoppositionprotest