to get in the way of (a person, thing) deliberately

stop short

an invitation or call to play a game, run a race, have a fight etc to see who is better, stronger etc

dispute, question

to say that one is not satisfied, that something is wrong, that one is suffering

grumble about

the consciousness within oneself of the choice one ought to make between right and wrong

moral sense

(an example of) unwillingness

unwillingness to do or believe something

a statement or feeling of dislike, disapproval or opposition

argument, disagreement

a statement of disapproval or objection

complaint, disapproval

complain, disapprove; argue against

complain, disapprove; argue against

a serious or formal declaration

objection

a feeling of doubt (especially about whether one is doing or has done right); a temporary feeling of sickness in the stomach

nagging doubt

to draw or jump back

shrink away

the feeling of being sorry or unhappy at the loss of something; a disappointment or a sad event

upset over past action

to make a protest; argue in protest

argue against

to refuse to accept or acknowledge (something); to refuse to pay (a debt)

reject; turn one's back on

(a cause, feeling, of) doubt; an arrangement to keep something for a person to use, e.g. a seat in a train, a room in a hotel

condition, stipulation

(a feeling of doubt caused by) a troubled conscience

misgiving, doubt