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objectionable

/əbˈdʒek.ʃən.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose de désagréable, offensant ou qui suscite la désapprobation.

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adjective

/əbˈdʒek.ʃən.ə.bəl/C1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose de désagréable, offensant ou qui suscite la désapprobation.

Describes something that is unpleasant, offensive, or likely to be disapproved of.

  1. Causing disapproval or protestB2formal

    Arousing strong dislike, opposition, or protest due to being offensive or unpleasant.

    frrépréhensible

    • His objectionable remarks during the meeting offended several colleagues.
    • The film was criticized for its objectionable content.
    • Many viewers found the advertisement objectionable and complained.

    Synonymesabhorrentdeplorabledispleasingdistastefuloffensiverepugnantunacceptableunpalatableunpleasantunwelcome

    Antonymesacceptableagreeabledesirableinoffensivepleasing

  2. Liable to objection or debateC1formal

    Open to being challenged or argued against; something one might take exception to.

    frcontestable

    • The clause in the contract was considered objectionable by the legal team.
    • Her objectionable stance on the issue sparked a heated debate.
    • The proposal contained several objectionable points that required revision.

    Synonymesarguablecontestablecontroversialdebatabledisputableexceptionablequestionable

    Antonymesincontrovertibleindisputableuncontroversialundeniableunimpeachable

Formes
  • more objectionable comparative form
  • most objectionable superlative form
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