objection
The most important or primary objection.
A powerful or firm objection.
A very significant or important objection.
An objection that is significant and needs to be considered carefully.
An objection that is based on truth or reason.
The main or most important objection.
The first or most important objection.
An objection that is frequently raised.
The single or sole objection.
A single objection.
An objection relating to the basic or essential nature of something.
An objection based on principles of right and wrong behavior.
An objection based on religious beliefs.
An objection based on a set of moral principles.
A very forceful and determined objection.
An objection based on strong beliefs or principles.
Refusal to do something, such as military service, based on moral or religious principles.
An objection that uses something as its reason or foundation.
A reason for disagreeing with something.
A reason for disagreeing with something.
Despite the opposition or disagreement from someone.
To hold a reason for disagreeing.
To bring up an objection for consideration.
To express disagreement or opposition.
To express an objection in words.
To formally say what your objection is.
To formally take back an objection that you made.
To formally submit an objection, often in a legal or official context.
To deal with or respond to an objection.
To provide a response that counters an objection.
To stop making an objection.
To satisfy or overcome an objection.
To make a formal complaint or objection.
To successfully deal with an objection.