unobjectionable

Meanings

• adjective

  Free from objection or dispute; not causing offense or disagreement.

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Antonyms

objectionable

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Variants

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unobjectionable

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Etymology

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From the Latin objectionable, from objection 'an objection, a protest' + -able 'capable of, worthy of'.

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1. The term 'unobjectionable' first appeared in English in the 16th century.

2. In some contexts, the term 'unobjectionable' can be used to describe something that is not particularly interesting or exciting, but not offensive or disagreeable.

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1. objectionable: The opposite of unobjectionable, something that is objectionable is not acceptable or desirable and may cause offense or disagreement.

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The term 'unobjectionable' is often used in various contexts, including law, education, and social situations. In law, an unobjectionable piece of evidence is one that is not contested or questioned by the opposing party. In education, unobjectionable material refers to content that is not offensive or controversial. In social situations, unobjectionable behavior is conduct that does not cause offense or disagreement.

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   - To memorize the word 'unobjectionable', you can use the mnemonic: 'Uno-B-Jable: Unoffensive, Benign, and Just About Always Lovable'.

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