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Definition of objector - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
disagreementperson who disagrees with a rule, decision, or law
- The objector spoke against the new policy.
- An objector challenged the court ruling.
- Several objectors filed petitions against the ordinance.
Expressions with objector
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person who refuses military service for moral reasons
The conscientious objector was granted alternative community service..
Origin of objector
Latin, objectus (thrown against)
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- French:opposant, ...
- German:Einwender, ...
- Italian:oppositore, ...
- Spanish:opositor, ...
- Portuguese:opositor, ...
- Chinese:反对者, ...
- Japanese:反対者, ...
- Arabic:مُعَارِض, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְנַגֵּד, ...
- Russian:протестант, ...
- Ukrainian:заперечувач, ...
- Hindi:विरोधी, ...
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