objector
Variant of object
noun
- a thing that can be seen or touched; material thing that occupies space
- a person or thing to which action, thought, or feeling is directed
- what is aimed at; purpose; end; goal
- a cause for concern: used in negative constructions: money is no object
- Gram. a noun or other substantive that directly or indirectly receives the action of a verb, or one that is governed by a preposition: in “Give me the book,” “book” is the direct object and “me” is the indirect object
- Philos. anything that can be known or perceived by the mind
transitive verb
- Archaic
- to oppose
- to thrust in; interpose
- to expose
- to bring forward as a reason, instance, etc.; adduce
- to put forward in opposition; state by way of objection: it was objected that the new tax law was unfair
intransitive verb
- to put forward an objection or objections; enter a protest; be opposed
- to feel or express disapproval or dislike
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