Object to Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To express disagreement or disapproval about something; to say that you do not accept or support an idea, action, or suggestion.
Usage & Nuances
Always followed by 'to' plus a noun, pronoun or verb in the -ing form ('object to doing something'). Formal or neutral in tone. Often used in legal or professional settings. Don't confuse with 'object' as a noun (thing). Common expressions: 'object to the plan', 'object to being treated unfairly'.
Example Sentences
I object to smoking in restaurants.
basic
Does anyone object to this idea?
basic
They strongly object to loud music at night.
basic
If you object to the new policy, please speak up now.
natural
Some neighbors object to us having parties every weekend.
natural
My parents didn't object to me traveling alone this year.
natural