Object
Object verb - To present an opposing opinion or argument.
Veto
Veto verb - To reject by or as if by a vote.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
Common collocations
| relationship | object relationship | veto relationship |
| time | object time | veto time |
| plan | object plan | veto plan |
| characters | object characters | veto characters |
| Other words: decision. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- A veto competition where Otev (Or a previously evicted houseguest) asks houseguests to pick up an object with the answer to their question and bring it to them.
Source: Once a Season -
Parental Marriage Veto: Jared Sage and Nathan Ivashkov both object to Sydney and Adrian's marriage, though it is only after the fact.
Source: Literature / Bloodlines -
Parental Marriage Veto: Invoked on Haruka's route - he chooses the protagonist as his sham fiancee expecting his parents to object to her middle-class origins, which will give them an excuse to break the "engagement" once it's served its purpose.
Source: Visual Novel / My Forged Wedding
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