took exception (Meaning)

took exception

to object to something

The audience took exception to the controversial statement made by the speaker.
The scientist took exception to the flawed methodology employed in the research paper.
The customer took exception to the poor service received at the restaurant.
The employee took exception to the unwarranted criticism from their manager.
The historian took exception to the inaccurate account of the historical event.
The student took exception to the unfair grading practices on the assignment.
The lawyer took exception to the opposing counsel's unethical behavior during the trial.
The doctor took exception to the patient's refusal to follow the prescribed treatment plan.
The animal rights activist took exception to the inhumane conditions at the zoo.
The traveler took exception to the high prices and lack of amenities at the hotel.

to object to something

took issue, protested,objected, stuck, expostulated,complained, remonstrated, demurred, excepted, kicked

approved, sanctioned, agreed, accepted, adhered, upheld, observed, defended, complied, supported

The audience took exception to the controversial statement made by the speaker.

The scientist took exception to the flawed methodology employed in the research paper.

The customer took exception to the poor service received at the restaurant.

The employee took exception to the unwarranted criticism from their manager.