What is another word for objections?
Pronunciation:
[ ɒbd͡ʒˈɛkʃənz], [ ɒbdʒˈɛkʃənz], [ ɒ_b_dʒ_ˈɛ_k_ʃ_ə_n_z]
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Synonyms for Objections:
n.
• oppositions (noun) • protests (noun) • responses (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- Controverting,
- dissents,
- object,
- opposer,
- opposes,
- arguments,
- antagonizes,
- contravene,
- criticisms,
- thwart,
- resist,
- demurs,
- disadvantages,
- gripes,
- grumbles,
- oppose,
- Deprecatingly,
- expostulations,
- objection,
- Demurring,
- Beeves,
- drawbacks,
- questions,
- Denies,
- opposing,
- beefs,
- outcries,
- argues,
- protestations,
- condemn,
- counteract,
- controverts,
- quarrels,
- antagonize,
- remonstrances,
- deprecate,
- deprecates,
- deprecation,
- take exception,
- boycotts,
- animadversions,
- deprecating,
- contend,
- bitches,
- moans,
- bellyaches,
- Kicks,
- oppositional,
- opposition,
- demur,
- fight against,
- contradict,
- Objecting,
- kick,
- objectionable,
- traverse,
- Objected,
- doubts,
- Difficulties,
- antagonizing,
- exceptions,
- scruples,
- controvert,
- Demurred.
How to use "Objections" in context?
Objections are a significant part of any argumentative exchange. They can be used to clarify and 360 degrees test a position, challenge definitions or simply provide counterpoint. However, there are also a few common objections that are often used incorrectly. Here are four of the most common:
1. "You can't have an objection without a reason"
This is a common cop-out objection. It tries to silence anyone who would challenge a position by saying that they have to have a good reason for doing so. Obviously, if you have a good reason to believe that a position is false, then you should say so.
Paraphrases for Objections:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, plural
objects, oppositions.
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Noun, plural
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, plural
complaints, grievances, reservations, demonstrations, protestations.
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Noun, plural
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Independent
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Proper noun, plural
Noes.
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Proper noun, singular
petition, recourse, redress, reliance, remedy, resort, resource, use, used, Objecting, Remedies, Resources, rejects, representations.
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Noun, plural
grounds, hurdles, iii, marks, namely, odds, preliminary, questioning, regrets, reject, release, reserves, stocks, stores, supplies, Analyses, Anxieties, Ideas, Inconsistencies, Inquiries, Noes, Ones, Queries, Remedies, Versus, Worries, Contradictions, Summaries, Appointments, Charges, Consultations, Critiques, Fears, Fees, Goals, Hearings, Incidences, Motions, Prejudices, Rejections, Resources, Strains, Suggestions, discharges, rejects, releases, burdens, drawbacks, conflicts, deviations, differences, discrepancies, distinctions, challenges, disputes, counts, dispensations, exceptions, excuses, exemptions, waivers, stresses, claims, allowances, petitions, requests, notices, considerations, determinations, thoughts, notes, stockpiles, accusations, actions, allegations, cases, reproaches, harms, posts, submissions, rebuttals, motives, aims, attempts, positions, pleas, criticisms, warnings, issues, opponents, opposites, disagreements, impediments, protests, reviews, advisories, caveats, disorders, pools, reasons, interventions, ambitions, objectives, targets, points, limitations, qualifications, tensions, voltages, representations, arguments, opinions, comments, deliberations, reflections, barriers, intercepts, restrictions, questions, applicants, problems, debits, shortcomings, shortfalls, observations, remarks, critics, constraints, refuses, disadvantages, obstacles, contests, offices, views, cons, exclusions, doubts, misgivings, qualms, recriminations, weaknesses, hesitations, dissidents, viewpoints, amendments, interceptors, deferrals, insights, downsides, sensitivities, instances, protesters, bookings, inconveniences, defences, set-asides, resentments, buts, derogations, reflexiones.
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Proper noun, plural
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
opposition.
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Noun, plural
Difficulties, concerns.
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Proper noun, singular
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