Definitions of object
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To
offer
reasons
against.
-
To
set
before
or
against;
to
bring
into
opposition;
to
oppose.
-
To
offer
in
opposition
as
a
criminal
charge
or
by
way
of
accusation
or
reproach;
to
adduce
as
an
objection
or
adverse
reason.
-
That
which
is
put,
or
which
may
be
regarded
as
put,
in
the
way
of
some
of
the
senses;
something
visible
or
tangible;
as,
he
observed
an
object
in
the
distance;
all
the
objects
in
sight;
he
touched
a
strange
object
in
the
dark.
-
That
by
which
the
mind,
or
any
of
its
activities,
is
directed;
that
on
which
the
purpose
are
fixed
as
the
end
of
action
or
effort;
that
which
is
sought
for;
end;
aim;
motive;
final
cause.
-
Sight;
show;
appearance;
aspect.
-
A
word,
phrase,
or
clause
toward
which
an
action
is
directed,
or
is
considered
to
be
directed;
as,
the
object
of
a
transitive
verb.
-
To
urge
as
a
reason
against.
-
To
offer
in
opposition:
to
oppose.
-
To
offer
in
opposition.
-
To
allege
as
a
reason
against
something.
-
To
make
opposition
in
words
or
argument; -
usually
followed
by
to.
-
To
make
opposition:
usually
with
to;
to
disapprove.
-
To
declare
oneself
opposed
to
something.
-
To
oppose;
to
offer
in
opposition.
-
To
oppose
in
words
or
arguments;
to
present
or
offer
in
opposition.
-
a
tangible
and
visible
entity;
an
entity
that
can
cast
a
shadow; "
it
was
full
of
rackets,
balls
and
other
objects"
-
the
focus
of
cognitions
or
feelings; "
objects
of
thought"; "
the
object
of
my
affection"
-
a
grammatical
constituent
that
is
acted
upon; "
the
object
of
the
verb"
-
(
grammar)
a
constituent
that
is
acted
upon; "
the
object
of
the
verb"
-
express
or
raise
an
objection
or
protest
or
criticism
or
express
dissent; "
She
never
objected
to
the
amount
of
work
her
boss
charged
her
with"; "
When
asked
to
drive
the
truck,
she
objected
that
she
did
not
have
a
driver's
license"
-
be
averse
to
or
express
disapproval
of; "
My
wife
objects
to
modern
furniture"
-
That
which
is
set,
or
which
may
be
regarded
as
set,
before
the
mind
so
as
to
be
apprehended
or
known;
that
of
which
the
mind
by
any
of
its
activities
takes
cognizance,
whether
a
thing
external
in
space
or
a
conception
formed
by
the
mind
itself;
as,
an
object
of
knowledge,
wonder,
fear,
thought,
study,
etc.
-
Anything
that
can
be
seen
or
touched;
anything
that
can
be
known
or
understood
by
the
mind;
motive;
end;
aim;
in
grammar,
a
word,
phrase,
or
clause
that
receives
the
action
of
the
verb
and
completes
the
predicate;
opposite
to
subject.
-
Objector.
-
Anything
set
or
thrown
before
the
mind:
that
which
is
sought
for:
end:
motive: (
gram.)
that
which
follows
a
transitive
verb.
-
Anything
set
before
the
mind
or
senses;
thing
perceived
or
thought
of;
end;
motive.
-
Anything
that
may
be
perceived
by
the
senses.
-
That
which
is
affected
by
an
action.
-
A
purpose;
aim.
-
That
about
which
any
faculty
is
employed,
or
to
which
it
is
directed;
something
presented
to
or
before
the
mind;
end;
ultimate
purpose;
that
which
follows
as
acted
upon
by
a
transitive
verb.
-
Opposed;
presented
in
opposition;
also,
exposed.
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