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demurral

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See: delay, disagreement, pause
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It is possible that Lynda may demur, and Lynda's demurrals would shake the air of the African veldt.
A month in Ambridge by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
John McCain enhanced his reputation over the past eight years by his occasional demurrals from the worst abuses of the Bush administration, including torture.
McCain, Palin and a Bush-Style Whitewash by Joe Conason / The New York Observer
The thought came to him as he craned his neck to watch the boys walk away toward the field: home, wrestling with his father about learning a trade, his mother's demurral, brother James' physical overbearingness.
Ben in Amboy by Cheuse, Alan / Witness
 
 
 
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