Example: They raise an objection during discussion
Definition
"To raise an objection" means to express disagreement or opposition to an idea, proposal, or statement, often during a discussion or debate, by formally pointing out a concern or issue that challenges what has been said or suggested.
Translations
objetar
een bezwaar maken
objectar
élever une objection
einen Einwand erheben
Etymology
The phrase "to raise an objection" combines the verb "raise," from Old English 'rǣran,' meaning to lift or bring up, with "objection," from Latin 'objectionem,' meaning a setting against or opposition. Did you know? The act of 'raising an objection' originally referred to physically lifting something up to show disagreement in meetings.
