dissent
/ˈdɪsɛnt/Definitions
1. noun
an expression of disagreement or opposition, especially in a formal or official context
“The judge’s dissent in the landmark case sparked widespread debate.”
2. verb
to express or hold a differing opinion or disagreement, especially in a formal or official context
“The senator dissented from the majority vote on the new tax bill.”
3. verb
to refuse to accept or comply with something
“The company dissented from the government’s new regulations.”