Definitionadj. (of behavior or especially language) free from objectionable elements
Last update: June 10, 2015
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This kind of irregularity may clearly be present in a ' It must not be supposed that errors of this order of magnitude are unobjectionable in all cases. [Please select]
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For this evening, at least, the man must actually be treated as if he were an entirely unobjectionable person. [Please select]
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Even commonplace subjects may be illustrated by metaphor: for it is a metaphor, and quite unobjectionable, to say "Consols _mounted_, or _jumped_ to 94-1/2." [Please select]
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An additional reason rendering the ballot unobjectionable in these cases is that it does not necessarily or naturally lead to lying. [Please select]
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Expediency was not disdained by Paul when the means were unobjectionable, but he did not use bad means to accomplish good ends. [Please select]
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I pulled myself together, and resolved to give her credit for using the word "smart" in its unobjectionable sense. [Please select]
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He was a prolific writer and his stories are most attractive and unobjectionable. [Please select]
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The demands under 3 are partly on principle also unobjectionable, whilst some, as e. [Please select]
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To me our magpie seemed to have a generally unobjectionable record. [Please select]
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The following are beautiful and seem wholly unobjectionable: _A Thought_, Volume I, page 66. [Please select]
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And like the father, so also do the teacher, the class, the priest, and the prince still see in every new individual an unobjectionable opportunity for a new possession. [Please select]
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