English to Irish Meaning of remonstrance - remonstrance

Remonstrance :

remonstrance

noun

agóid, dúshlán, eisceacht, sárú

Remonstrance :: remonstranceRemonstrances :: remonstrances

← Remnant

remonstrate →

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Definitions of remonstrance in English

Noun(1) the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest

Examples of remonstrance in English

(1) On the contrary he approved the honest remonstrance of his inferiors.(2) I am filled with admiration at your straightforward remonstrance . "(3) Were the good doctor present, he would have uttered his trademark remonstrance , "You need to get real."(4) A remonstrance , however, on the part of the citizens re-instated Mr. Wyman.(5) he shut his ears to any remonstrance(6) The nobles were able to address remonstrances to the throne through their corporate organizations.(7) It was a deliberate challenge to the authority of the parlement which responded in November 1755 with some of the boldest remonstrances ever written.(8) Its contents consist largely of warnings, remonstrances , assertions, arguments in favor of certain doctrines, narratives for enforcing morals.(9) In addition to innumerable stern remonstrances , his soliloquy is laced with screaming fits of anger.(10) The magistrates were still allowed to make remonstrances , albeit with the restrictions imposed in December 1770.(11) She finished her luncheon without undue questioning from her mother, or too many remonstrances about her choice in friends.

(1) remnant sale ::

díol iarsma

Synonyms

Noun

2. expostulation ::

expostulation

3. objection ::

agóid

Different Forms

remonstrance, remonstrances

English to Irish Dictionary: remonstrance

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