remonstrations's Usage Examples:

period (475–221 BC) that contains a collection of stories, speeches, and remonstrations attributed to Yan Ying, a famous official from the State of Qi who served.

Castel Sant'Angelo during the winter of 1464-65 as a punishment for his remonstrations.

which was followed by, and usually preceded by, her complaints and remonstrations.

After the Seongjong period, Hongmungwan also acted on inspections and remonstrations.

sake that she is obliged by etiquette to drink, despite Miyoharu's remonstrations.

and Hamilton proceeded to press the same five for Surprise, despite remonstrations by Henry Dandelot, Hopewell's master.

Kō no Moronao, but Book 29 of the Taiheiki indicates that he ignored remonstrations and took the tonsure.

depriving them of their islands" until 1421, conceding only after repeated remonstrations by the Venetian authorities, backed by the threat of force.

In Verne's Une ville flottante (1871) a pianist meets vigorous remonstrations from Americans who had requested the French national anthem, expecting.

Yuan Shao ignored Tian Feng's repeated remonstrations and imprisoned him under charges of demoralizing the army.

Nearing winter, Moley wishes to visit Badger in spite of Ratty's remonstrations.

needs income limitation, and chief secretary Ichiro Ozawa turned in remonstrations to the national government for income limitation.

much of its reputation to Aubrey Beardsley, who, despite John Lane's remonstrations, repeatedly attempted to shock public opinion.

He refused a formal career and ignored his parents' remonstrations, dedicating himself to poetry.

The third wave of demonstrations and manifestations and remonstrations were in September-October.

And yet, with the exception of the clammy, catchy remonstrations of 'Talk to Me', this remains an album firmly rooted in the lineage.

the city centre, but still within Old Quebec, which met with further remonstrations from the residents of Quebec.

Synonyms:

expostulation; communicating; communication; remonstrance; objection;

Antonyms:

unconnectedness; dissuasion; persuasion;