Rechercher
to demur
01
rechigner
to express one's disagreement, refusal, or reluctance
Intransitive: to demur | to demur at sth
02
démordre, objecter
to raise objections or express doubts about the validity or sufficiency of a legal claim or argument
Intransitive
Demur
01
objection, contestations
(law) a formal objection to an opponent's pleadings
demur
v
demurrer
n
demurrer
n
Exemple
The committee member demurred at the proposed budget, expressing concerns about its feasibility.
She demurred at the idea of endorsing the policy, raising ethical concerns.
When asked to work overtime, Sarah demurred, citing family commitments.
He has demurred on accepting the promotion, unsure if he's ready for the responsibility.
Instead of openly agreeing, John demurred and suggested exploring alternative solutions.
