fundamental objection

Frequency: 6.58.2 per million words

An objection relating to the basic or essential nature of something.

objectionADJECTIVE + objection

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fundamental

Examples (10)

  • The committee raised a fundamental objection to the new policy.
  • My fundamental objection is that the plan lacks ethical considerations.
  • She had a fundamental objection to any form of discrimination.
  • The activists presented a fundamental objection regarding the project's environmental impact.
  • His fundamental objection stemmed from a philosophical disagreement.
  • A fundamental objection was lodged against the proposed changes to the constitution.
  • We must address the fundamental objection about the cost.
  • Is there any fundamental objection to proceeding with the current strategy?
  • The critics voiced a fundamental objection to the artistic direction of the film.
  • Despite minor issues, her only fundamental objection was to the core premise.