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Remonstrance

usgb/rɪˈmɑːnstrəns/Volume
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Strong DisapprovalPlay
Used when expressing strong disagreement or disapproval of a plan, action, or idea. SlideHer remonstrance against the unfair rules was heard by all.
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Primarily found in formal situations, like meetings or official documents, rather than everyday conversation. SlideThe committee prepared a formal remonstrance to challenge the proposed legislation.
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Constructive CriticismPlay
Often suggests a reasoned argument or criticism aimed at improving a situation, not just complaining. SlideAfter careful consideration, his remonstrance offered several solutions to the problem.