pushback
nounUK /ˈpʊʃ.bæk/
US /ˈpʊʃ.bæk/
Pushback is when someone says no or disagrees with a plan.
The new rule got a lot of pushback from the students.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The force that pushes something back in the opposite direction.
The engine's pushback kept the plane steady.
3. The act of moving an aircraft backward using a special vehicle.
The plane waited for pushback before leaving the gate.
4. A strong negative response from a group of people.
The company felt pushback from customers about the price change.