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demur at

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demur at something
to dispute something; to challenge something. I fear I must demur at your suggestion that I am aloof and condescending. Alice demurred at the suggestion that she was late.


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The Scottish philosopher David Hume, likewise, did not demur at his countryman Allan Ramsay's unflattering portrayal of his droll, heavy and whisky-flushed face.
But the trio demur at their description as stand-up comedians.
 
 
 
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