what does “take exception to it” mean？
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The expression means you do not agree with someone's point of view. After someone's statement, you might say, "I take exception to that." it is not an impolite response. But it can also mean you are offended by a remark. The difference would be in how the words were spoken.
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It means the person saying it disagrees, or objects. "I take exception to that remark!" means the person finds the remark offensive or rude.
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