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Synonyms
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Meaning:
blame

responsibility for failure, bad behaviour etc

condemnation

censure

the act, expression, of unfavourable criticism

severe criticism

challenge

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

dispute, question

clamour

(to make) a loud confused noise or shout, especially of people complaining angrily or making a demand

loud cry; commotion

complaint

(an instance, example, of) complaining

statement of disagreement, discontent

objection

a statement or feeling of dislike, disapproval or opposition

argument, disagreement

protest

a statement of disapproval or objection

complaint, disapproval

protestation

a serious or formal declaration

objection

qualm

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

nagging doubt

rebuke

to speak severely to (a person) for doing something wrong

reprimand; harsh criticism

recrimination

an accusation made as a reply to one already made

condemnation

telling-off

to blame, criticize, a person using angry words

reprimand; harsh criticism

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