exceptionable

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    liable to objection or debate; used of something one might take exception to

Word Origin

exceptionable (adj.)
1660s (implied in exceptionableness), from exception (in the take exception to sense) + -able. Related: Exceptionably. Compare objectionable.

Example

1. This book is small but not otherwise exceptionable .
2. There 's nothing exceptionable in it .
3. Mr. zhang is an exceptional man , and there is nothing exceptionable in his conduct .
4. Many people find that sort of newspaper article highly exceptionable .
5. Discussion of how to set up the exceptionable rule of illegal proof .

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