rə̇ˈmän(t)strən(t)s, rēˈ- noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle French, from remonstrer to remonstrate (from Medieval Latin remonstrare ) + -ance — more at remonstrate
1.
a. archaic : a written or spoken representation or demonstration of a matter
b. : an earnest presentation of reasons in opposition to something ; specifically : a document formally stating points of opposition or grievance
2. archaic : a demonstration or manifestation of a fact or quality : proof , evidence
3. : an act or instance of remonstrating : expostulation
a plan that provoked violent remonstrance
the vociferous remonstrances of a football team's supporters when a doubtful offside has been awarded — E.A.Armstrong
4. : monstrance