demur

• Sustantivo que denota una objeción, vacilación o expresión de duda o falta de voluntad, a menudo en un contexto formal o legal.

A noun referring to an objection, hesitation, or expression of doubt or reluctance, often in a formal or legal context.

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1. Objection or hesitationC1formal

   A formal or polite expression of doubt, objection, or reluctance.

   Objeción o reparo

   • She accepted the offer without demur.
   • There was a slight demur from the committee before they approved the plan.
   • He raised a demur about the proposed changes.

   Sinónimosdoubthesitationmisgivingobjectionprotestqualmreluctancescruple

   Antónimosacceptanceagreementapprovalassentwillingness

• Verbo que significa expresar objeciones o mostrar desacuerdo, especialmente en contextos formales o legales, o bien dudar o mostrarse reacio a hacer algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of raising objections or showing reluctance, especially in a formal or legal context.

1. Raise objections or show reluctanceC1formal

   To express doubt or hesitation about something, often by raising objections or showing reluctance.

   Objetar o mostrarse reacio

   • She demurred when asked to take on the extra work.
   • The lawyer demurred at the judge's suggestion.
   • He demurred politely, saying he was not qualified for the role.

   Sinónimosbalkhesitateobjectprotestquibblescrupletake exceptionvacillatewaver

   Antónimosacceptagreeapproveassentconsent