objectionable

adjective (objectionable; more objectionable)

«objectionable» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

(formal) Unpleasant or offensive, so that people object to it. tree →

In the lessons

Used in formal or polite language: "objectionable behaviour", "objectionable language", "objectionable content" (for content online that is offensive or unsuitable). It tells the reader something is unacceptable.

Examples

His language was objectionable, so the referee sent him off. tree →
The website removes objectionable content. tree →
Some people found the joke objectionable. tree →
There was an objectionable smell from the drains. tree →
Their objectionable behaviour on the bus was reported to the school. tree →
Is there anything objectionable in this film for young children? tree →

Note

Formal. From "object" (verb, "ob-JECT", to disagree) + "-ionable". Everyday words: "offensive", "nasty", "rude".

On Mova

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