pushback

[poo sh-bak]

noun

a mechanism that forces an object backward.
opposition or resistance to a plan.
the forcing of an enemy to withdraw.

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When I express skepticism that the beads are doing anything, I get pushback that the kids have been healthy since wearing them.
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Russell Saunders
November 14, 2014
In fact, she finds all the pushback more than a little ridiculous.
‘All About That Bass’ Singer Meghan Trainor On Haters and Her Polarizing (and Unlikely) No. 1 Hit
Marlow Stern
October 7, 2014
Naturally, McCord starts getting some pushback when she starts Leaning In in the White House.
Tea Leoni Isn’t Hillary Clinton, but ‘Madam Secretary’ May Be Her Benghazi
Kevin Fallon
September 21, 2014
Whatever action Obama takes, he will get pushback from Republicans.
Obama Outlines His Post-Presidency
Eleanor Clift
August 9, 2014
“In 2012, when it was last up for reauthorization, there was some pushback on [the Ex-Im Bank],” Katz explained.
Conservative Support for the Export-Import Bank Turned to Hate
Tim Mak
June 23, 2014