0 present participle of object
1 to feel or express opposition to or dislike of something or someone:
A couple of people objected to the proposal, but the vast majority approved of it.
Religious traditionalists objected to theories of evolution being taught in schools.
Local tradesmen are objecting to plans for big new out-of-town shopping centre.
He objected to the fact that the documents weren't available before the meeting.
She objects to being called his assistant.
But the critics of welfarism need not be objecting to any claim about the right.
Before turning to the arguments, however, we should note that there is a common way of objecting to the necessity claim; a counter-example strategy.
By objecting to a dominant trend (especially with its economic potential), one will never be a trend-setter.
