What is another word for remonstrance?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈɛmɒnstɹəns], [ ɹˈɛmɒnstɹəns], [ ɹ_ˈɛ_m_ɒ_n_s_t_ɹ_ə_n_s]
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Similar words for remonstrance:
- argument (noun)
- blame (noun)
- clamor (noun)
- complaint (noun)
- expostulation (noun)
- objection (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- protest (noun)
- qualm (noun)
- question (noun)
- rebuke (noun)
- reprobation (noun)
- other synonyms
- censure
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Remonstrance:
n.
• argument (noun)- de-fenses,
- de bates,
- ex-changes,
- de-bate,
- ex-change,
- re-monstrance,
- re-monstrances,
- de-bates,
- de bate,
- ex change,
- re monstrances,
- re monstrance,
- ex changes,
- de fenses,
- line reasoning.
- impeachments,
- inculpation,
- imputation,
- objurgation,
- exprobation,
- chidings,
- objurgations,
- reprehension,
- recriminations,
- reprobation,
- impeachment.
- hubba-hubbas,
- dis-cord,
- up roars,
- hoo ha,
- dis-cords,
- up-roar,
- hubbahubba,
- protestings,
- out cries,
- out-cry,
- pro-testing,
- hurlyburly,
- out cry,
- out-cries,
- hubbahubbas,
- pro testing,
- hurly burly,
- hubba hubbas,
- up roar,
- up-roars,
- hubba hubba,
- dis cords,
- dis cord.
- dis-satisfactions,
- re presentation,
- dis satisfactions,
- fault findings,
- dis-satisfaction,
- fault finding,
- CCS,
- faultfindings,
- fault-findings,
- re-presentations,
- dis satisfaction,
- re presentations.
- counter arguments,
- dis pleasure,
- un-willingness,
- counterarguments,
- dis-esteems,
- dis inclination,
- demurrings,
- dis esteem,
- un willingnesses,
- dis-inclinations,
- dis inclinations,
- dis-contents,
- counter argument,
- dis-inclination,
- dis-pleasures,
- dis-pleasure,
- shrinkings,
- dis pleasures,
- dis esteems,
- dis-esteem,
- counter-arguments,
- un-willingnesses,
- dis content,
- dis contents,
- demurrals,
- un willingness,
- dis-content.
- protest,
- telling-off,
- hard times,
- line of reasoning,
- jeremiad,
- slap in the face,
- guff,
- insecurity,
- slap in face,
- rebuke,
- putdown,
- complaint,
- counter-argument,
- expostulation,
- challenge,
- slap the face,
- question,
- in security,
- stink,
- questioning,
- reproval,
- summons to contest,
- hubba-hubba,
- hooha,
- Re-presentation,
- talking-to,
- demurral,
- hard time,
- Pleadings,
- talking to,
- censure,
- kick in the teeth,
- Remonstration,
- whine,
- clinker,
- niggle,
- rumble,
- plaint,
- grumble,
- clamor,
- protestation,
- vociferation,
- objection,
- lament,
- qualm,
- TODO,
- counterargument,
- bawling-out,
- chewing-out,
- refusal,
- clinkers,
- plaints,
- earful,
- noise,
- to do,
- kick in teeth.
- mis giving,
- un eases,
- mis doubt,
- in securities,
- pre-sentiment,
- un-easinesses,
- in decision,
- un certainties,
- dis-quiets,
- in-decisions,
- mis-doubts,
- dis quiets,
- fore bodings,
- un-certainty,
- pre sentiments,
- re morses,
- in-security,
- pre-sentiments,
- re-morse,
- mis doubts,
- un easiness,
- mis trust,
- dis-quiet,
- mis trusts,
- fore-boding,
- in decisions,
- dis quiet,
- in-decision,
- re morse,
- mis-trust,
- un-eases,
- un-certainties,
- in-securities,
- re-morses,
- un-easiness,
- fore boding,
- un-ease,
- un certainty,
- mis-doubt,
- mis-giving.
- goingover,
- tellingoff,
- earfuls,
- chewing outs,
- re-pulses,
- upbraidings,
- be-ratings,
- telling offs,
- bawlingouts,
- chewingout,
- up braiding,
- bawling-outs,
- be ratings,
- tonguelashing,
- re-buffs,
- talking tos,
- dressingdown,
- reprovals,
- talkingto,
- talking-tos,
- tellingoffs,
- kick teeth,
- bawlingout,
- kick the teeth,
- be-rating,
- beratings,
- bawling outs,
- chewing-outs,
- slap face,
- re pulses,
- up-braiding,
- tongue lashing,
- chewingouts,
- talkingtos,
- up-braidings,
- be rating,
- up braidings,
- telling-offs,
- re buff,
- re buffs.
Other synonyms:
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- whispering campaign,
- hue and cry,
- brickbat,
- gripe,
- denunciation,
- recrimination,
- static,
- criticism,
- tirade,
- barb,
- admonition,
- stricture,
- Pot shot,
- tongue-lashing,
- ticking off,
- harangue,
- rant,
- reproof,
- grouch,
- bum rap,
- diatribe,
- hatchet job,
- slam,
- fusillade.
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- lecture,
- uproar,
- brouhaha,
- reproach,
- indictment,
- quibble,
- attack,
- sideswipe,
- rumbling,
- whack,
- broadside,
- verbal.
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- representation,
- blast,
- assault.
- idea,
- fractiousness,
- passive resistance,
- dispute,
- warning,
- monition,
- chewing out,
- advice,
- difficulty,
- march,
- guidance,
- frown,
- demurrer,
- Renitency,
- discord,
- noncooperation,
- instruction,
- direction,
- suggestion,
- trimming,
- Renitence,
- negativism,
- dressing,
- Dehortation,
- defiance,
- consultation,
- outcry,
- condemnation,
- antipathy,
- fuss,
- counteraction,
- HIT,
- demonstration,
- Cautioning,
- strike,
- reclamation,
- dissentience,
- dissent,
- monstrance,
- argument,
- Withstanding,
- deterrence,
- resistance,
- compunction,
- opinion,
- stand,
- reflection,
- grievance committee,
- Repellency,
- caution,
- Hortation,
- repulse,
- slap,
- disapproval,
- repulsion,
- obstinacy,
- indignation meeting,
- briefing,
- exhortation,
- interference,
- doubt,
- scolding,
- council,
- intimidation,
- disagreement,
- reluctance,
- castigation,
- set down,
- Picketing,
- mediation,
- upbraiding,
- disapprobation,
- recommendation,
- scruple,
- curtain lecture,
- combative reaction,
- thought,
- proposal,
- recalcitrance,
- uncooperativeness,
- opposition,
- recalcitrancy,
- dressing down,
- parley,
- boycott,
- Increpation,
- rebuff,
- animadversion,
- rally,
- slating,
- correction,
- Recalcitration,
- Jobation,
- wigging,
- black look,
- rejoinder,
- Advising,
- talking out of,
- determent,
- reprimand,
- advocacy,
- sit-in,
- blow up,
- preaching,
- intercession,
- scowl,
- lesson,
- revolt,
- dislike,
- counsel,
- refractoriness,
- caveat,
- Repellence,
- deprecation,
- rating,
- howl,
- teach-in,
- sermon,
- reaction.
How to use "Remonstrance" in context?
Reflecting on the word "remonstrance," it has a few definitions that come to mind. To be repentant is to feel sorrow and regret for one's past actions, to bewail or lament. It is also to express one's objections or complaints in a sincere way. To appeal to somebody's sense of justice or mercy is to urge them to take a particular action. And finally, to give earnest and vigorous pleading is to use all one's powers of persuasion.
All of these definitions describe a very imperative feeling.
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