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take exception

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take exception (to something)
1. to take offense at something. I must take exception to your remark. Sue took exception to Fred's characterization of Bill as a cheapskate.
2. to disagree with something. I have to take exception to the figure you quoted. The manager took exception to the statement about having only three employees.
See also: exception, take


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And I really must take exception to him or any other EU supporter who says the EU is democratic.
 
 
 
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