Antonyms for re-monstrances

Grammar : Noun

Spell : ri-mon-struh ns

Phonetic Transcription : rɪˈmɒn strəns

Definition of re-monstrances

Origin : late 15c., from Middle French remonstrance (15c., Modern French remontrance), from Medieval Latin remonstrantia, from present participle stem of remonstrare "point out, show," from re-, intensive prefix (see re-), + Latin monstrare "to show" (see monster).

As in argument : noun effort to convince; presentation of support
As in objection : noun argument, disagreement
As in protest : noun complaint, disapproval
As in qualm : noun nagging doubt
As in question : noun controversy, doubt
As in rebuke : noun reprimand; harsh criticism
As in blame : noun condemnation
As in remonstrance : noun protest
As in remonstrance : noun challenge
As in censure : noun severe criticism
As in challenge : noun dispute, question
As in expostulation : noun objection
As in clamor : noun loud cry; commotion
As in protestation : noun objection
As in remonstration : noun objection
As in reprehension : noun blame
As in reprobation : noun blame
As in vociferation : noun extreme loudness
As in complaint : noun statement of disagreement, discontent

Synonyms for re-monstrances

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