What part of speech is objection?

"Objection" can be a few different parts of speech depending on its context:

* Noun: When referring to the act of disagreeing or protesting.

* Interjection: When used as a direct exclamation of disagreement, often in legal or formal settings.

* Verb: Though less common, it can also be used as a verb meaning "to disagree" or "to protest".

Here are some examples:

* Noun: "He raised an objection to the proposed plan."

* Interjection: "Objection! Hearsay!" (legal context)

* Verb: "She objected to the harsh language used in the presentation."