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objection

objection is a common word that is often used in formal settings or legal contexts.

ℹ️ Part of speech

objection is a NOUN.

🗣️ Pronunciation

objection is pronounced /əb.ˈʤɛk.ʃən/ or uhb-JEK-shuhn.

📚️ Definition

objection means an expression of opposition or disapproval, often in a legal setting. Example: an objection to a witness's testimony.

📰 Examples

Here are some examples of objection in usage:

• The lawyer raised an objection when the prosecutor asked the witness a leading question.
• Several community members voiced their objections to the proposed construction project during the city council meeting.
• Susan's only objection to the plan was that it would require her to work on weekends.
• The judge overruled the defense attorney's objection, allowing the evidence to be presented to the jury.

🧠 Quick vocab quiz

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objection most nearly means

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In which of the following situations is an objection likely to occur?

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💁🏼 Tips!

The word objection often appears in legal contexts, such as during trials when lawyers raise objections to certain questions or statements. However, it can also be used more broadly to describe any expression of disapproval or opposition.

✅ Quiz answer/s

Answers:

• A, disapproval.
• B, A lawyer accusing a witness of a crime in court.

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