Object

WordNet gives four main senses for the English noun object:

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• a physical entity; something that is within the grasp of the senses;
• an aim, target or objective — see Object (task);
• a grammatical Object — either a direct object or an indirect object
• the focus of cognitions or feelings.

Some specialized meanings are as follows:

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• In computer science:
• An object is a language supported mechanism for binding data tightly with methods that operate on that data.
• A self-contained entity that consists of both data and procedures to manipulate the data.
• A number of object-oriented programming languages have a root superclass named Object or object.
• An object is a short name for an object file.
• In information processing, an object is a system which transmits information to an observer.
• In mathematics, categories contain objects. For instance, the monster group is an object in the category of all groups. Manifolds can contain geometrical objects.

In law, to "object" or to "raise an objection" is to claim that the opposing side in a trial has violated the rules of the court.

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