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unobjectionable

/ˌʌn.əbˈdʒek.ʃən.ə.bəl/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui ne suscite pas d'objection ; acceptable ou inoffensif.

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adjective

/ˌʌn.əbˈdʒek.ʃən.ə.bəl/C1formal
  • frDécrit ce qui ne suscite pas d'objection ; acceptable ou inoffensif.

Describes something that is not objectionable; acceptable or inoffensive.

  1. Acceptable or inoffensiveC1formal

    Not causing any disapproval or offense; suitable for all audiences.

    frInoffensif, irreprochable

    • The comedian's routine was entirely unobjectionable for a family audience.
    • They found the proposal unobjectionable and agreed to proceed.
    • Her comments were polite and unobjectionable during the debate.

    Synonymesacceptableadmissibleblamelessharmlessinnocuousinoffensiveirreproachablepermissiblesatisfactory

    Antonymesdispleasingobjectionableoffensiveunacceptable

  2. Free from objectionable elementsC1formal

    Containing nothing that could be criticized or found offensive.

    frIrréprochable

    • The film was edited to be unobjectionable for television broadcast.
    • His behavior at the party was completely unobjectionable.
    • The document was reviewed and deemed unobjectionable by the committee.

    Synonymesacceptableblamelessexemplaryfineinoffensiveirreproachablesatisfactoryunimpeachable

    Antonymesimproperobjectionableoffensiveunacceptable

Formes
  • more unobjectionable comparative form
  • most unobjectionable superlative form
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