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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Can anyone help me understand the use of the word 'exception' in this sentence?
" A writer I know was bullied quite badly by anonymous "guest" reviews that took exception to her rendition of him."
I am guessing it means that guest reviewers left a lot of criticism for the writer's version of a character?
" A writer I know was bullied quite badly by anonymous "guest" reviews that took exception to her rendition of him."
I am guessing it means that guest reviewers left a lot of criticism for the writer's version of a character?
Top answer
take exception to is an idiom meaning "disagree with".
- take exception to is an idiom meaning "disagree with".
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