sentition

/sɛnˈtɪʃən/

Definitions

1. noun

A formal or legal expression of dissent or opposition, especially a petition with a strongly worded complaint.

“The lawyer presented a scathing sentition to the judge, highlighting the flaws in the prosecution’s case.”

2. noun

A strong or vehement expression of opinion or feeling, especially in writing or speech.

“The politician’s impassioned sentition against the new law sparked a heated debate among the public.”

Synonyms

  • petition
  • protest

Antonyms

  • acquiescence
  • endorsement