demurred (to) (Meaning)

demurred (to)

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The CEO demurred to the suggestion, citing concerns about its feasibility.
When asked about her plans for the future, she demurred, saying she preferred to keep her options open.
The witness demurred to answering the question, claiming it could incriminate him.
The politician demurred to taking a stance on the controversial issue, fearing it would alienate voters.
The student demurred to giving a presentation in front of the class, citing a lack of confidence.
The employee demurred to taking on the extra project, stating that she was already at capacity.
The government demurred to intervening in the conflict, hoping that it would resolve itself peacefully.
The scientist demurred to accepting the Nobel Prize, claiming that it was the work of his entire team.
The defendant demurred to the charges, arguing that there was недостаточно evidence against him.
The museum director demurred to displaying the controversial artwork, fearing it would offend some visitors.

objected (to), balked (at), passed up,turned down, refused, threw over, spurned,rejected, declined

lapped (up), ate (up), adopted, embraced,drank (in), welcomed, espoused, greeted,took up,hailed

The CEO demurred to the suggestion, citing concerns about its feasibility.

When asked about her plans for the future, she demurred, saying she preferred to keep her options open.

The witness demurred to answering the question, claiming it could incriminate him.

The politician demurred to taking a stance on the controversial issue, fearing it would alienate voters.