objection
/ɒbdʒekˈtʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a statement expressing a disagreement or protest against something, especially a proposed action or decision
“The lawyer raised several objections to the prosecution’s evidence.”
2. verb
to express a formal disagreement or protest against something
“She objected to the plan, arguing that it would have negative consequences.”
3. noun
a device or mechanism in a technical system, such as a computer or a machine, that prevents a particular operation from taking place
“The software update fixed a critical objection in the program.”