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Meaning of exceptionable
The primary meaning of "exceptionable" is something that can be reasonably objected to or disapproved of.
Etymology of exceptionable
The word "exceptionable" originates from the Latin words "exceptio" meaning exception, and the suffix "-able" which forms an adjective indicating capability or possibility.
Historically, the term has been used since the 15th century to describe something that can be reasonably objected to or excluded.
Synonyms
objectionable
unacceptable
displeasing
disagreeable
distasteful
unpleasant
unpalatable
undesirable
unsatisfactory
inadequate
insufficient
imperfect
faulty
defective
flawed
imperfect
unsuitable
inappropriate
inadmissible
inexcusable
unjustifiable
unwarranted
unseemly
unbecoming
reproachable
blamable
censurable
condemnable
deplorable
lamentable
regrettable
shameful
wrong
bad
improper
incorrect
erroneous
inaccurate
faulty
fallacious
illogical
irrational
unreasonable
unjust
inequitable
unfair
partial
biased
prejudiced
discriminatory
Definitions
- Giving cause for objection or disapproval
- * Open to objection or criticism
- * Capable of being excepted or excluded
Usage Examples
- The behavior of the company's CEO was exceptionable and led to a public outcry.
- * The new policy is exceptionable on the grounds that it discriminates against certain groups.
- * The judge found the testimony exceptionable and therefore inadmissible in court.