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don't hesitate to demur to the idea if you have any qualms
The popular principal would often demur on changing longtime school policies.Wilson likely expected Congress to demur on the subject of the League of Nations, but he underestimated the opposition he would face.
Demur - 2012 was released on: USA: 13 May 2012 (50 Hour Film Slam)
demur, cavil, argue
The cast of Demur - 2012 includes: Kristin McKernan as Mother Ryley Sanson as Baby Ryan Sanson as Father Randy Weatherbee as Grandfather Caleb Weatherbee as Son
morals, duty, principles, censor, scruples, superego, demur
disagreement, opposition, protest, resistance, refusal, objection, discord, demur
Condemn, demur, denounce, denounce, deny, protest, refuse, and prohibit.
If the principal proposes to cut out physical education, parents and teachers alike are sure to demur. She thought the home was beautiful, but she demurred at the price. When asked if they wanted to work additional hours, every staff member demurred.
withdraw, postpone, object to, solution, adjust,
objecting the evidence. Like if someone provided evidence that was reason to object, the oposite party would ""demur to the evidence" and therefore be the demurrer of evidence. In law you raise an objection by entering a demurrer.
Words which rhyme with '-inter' as a suffix include:(exact rhymes, two syllables)minter (the Royal Mint is the minter of the UK coinage)printersplintersprintertinter (they used a new tinter to achieve the colors)winterWords which rhyme with the verb 'inter'include:(exact rhymes, two syllables)chauffeurconcur (They say he isn't an expert; we might concur with that view since he doesn't seem to know as much as we'd hoped.)confer (Lets confer on that; we can discuss it in the break.)defer (We assume he is right because we defer to his greater experience.)demur (As far as his claim to experience in other fields, we don't agree; we must demur.)deter (They believe we should deter him from speaking on that subject.)infer (From his great experience we infer great knowledge.)liqueuroccurtitfer (Cockney rhyming slang for hat: tit-for-tat = titfer)transferAlso:blurburr (prickly seed, distinctive accent, rotary file)cur (a mongrel dog, or cowardly person)