dissent (to) Synonyms

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The citizens dissented to the proposed law, expressing their strong disagreement.
The scientist's theory sparked widespread dissent within the research community.
The student dissented from the group's decision, believing it was unfair.
The politician's failure to address the concerns of the dissenters led to a loss of support.
The government suppressed any form of dissent, silencing opposing voices.
The religious organization faced dissent from within its own ranks over doctrinal differences.
The journalist's exposé triggered dissent against the corrupt officials.
The director dissented from the board's decision to cancel the production.
The employee dissented to the company's new policy, citing ethical concerns.
The dissenters assembled at the protest, demanding a voice in the decision-making process.

object (to), oppose, negative, reject, disapprove, turn down, deny,protest, resist, refuse

take, okay, submit (to), accede (to), accept, concede (to), consent (to), yield (to),have, ratify

The citizens dissented to the proposed law, expressing their strong disagreement.

The scientist's theory sparked widespread dissent within the research community.

The student dissented from the group's decision, believing it was unfair.

The politician's failure to address the concerns of the dissenters led to a loss of support.