/əbˈdʒɛkʃənz/
NOUN
The act of objecting to something by expressing disagreement, disapproval, or resistance.
The act of stating that one disagrees with a proposal, decision, action, or opinion.
Expressions of dissatisfaction, disapproval, or criticism about something considered wrong or undesirable.
Feelings of uncertainty, hesitation, or concern that make someone reluctant to accept or support something.
NOUN
A particular argument, concern, or reason given to explain why someone opposes or disagrees with something.
Specific reasons or arguments presented to challenge the validity, suitability, or consequences of a proposal or decision.
Formal statements made by a lawyer during a court proceeding to challenge a question, statement, or action as contrary to the rules of evidence or court procedure.