remonstration (Meaning)

Wordnet

remonstration (n)

the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest

Webster

The act of remonstrating; remonstrance.

The remonstration from the citizens prompted the mayor to reconsider the proposed policy.
Despite the vehement remonstration, the judge declined to change her ruling.
The union's remonstration against the unfair labor practices fell on deaf ears.
Her remonstration against the harsh treatment of prisoners was met with indifference.
The protesters' remonstration was ignored by the authorities, who proceeded with the eviction.
The students' remonstration against the grading system resulted in minor adjustments.
The CEO listened patiently to the remonstration of employees concerned about the company's direction.
The remonstration from the environmental group forced the corporation to abandon its plans for a new factory.
The remonstration against the proposed budget cuts was unsuccessful, as the government passed it with little debate.
The remonstration of the victims' families failed to sway the jury's verdict, which found the defendant guilty.

the act of expressing earnest opposition or protestThe act of remonstrating; remonstrance.

alert, consideration, expostulation, thought, forewarning, warning, judgement, advisement, alarum,remonstrance

No antonyms found.

The remonstration from the citizens prompted the mayor to reconsider the proposed policy.

Despite the vehement remonstration, the judge declined to change her ruling.

The union's remonstration against the unfair labor practices fell on deaf ears.

Her remonstration against the harsh treatment of prisoners was met with indifference.