Objectionable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBJECTIONABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• undesirable, offensive
• arousing distaste or opposition; unpleasant or offensive
• Liable to objection; likely to be objected to or disapproved of; offensive; as, objectionable words.
• causing disapproval or protest
• liable to objection or debate; used of something one might take exception to

Words related to OBJECTIONABLE

objectionably29

Words that contain OBJECTIONABLE

unobjectionable28 objectionablene28 objectionableness30 objectionablenesses32

How to use OBJECTIONABLE in a sentence

• Cold or tepid baths should be employed every morning, unless, on account of illness or other circumstances, they should be deemed objectionable.
• The fruit sections are probably the most attractive and the least objectionable of the entire market, because here cleanliness is indispensable.
• They adhere to all the vices and uncivilized habits of their forefathers, and very frequently add to them equally objectionable vices of so-called civilization.
• Deformed joints, or weakness, are very objectionable.
• White markings are objectionable, and can only be allowed on the chest and to a small extent.
• Goldsmith, who would have been the last man to find serious fault with the dictator, thought the dictatorship objectionable.
• Richard Sproule, as West had suggested rather more forcibly than politely, was becoming more and more objectionable, and Joel was not a bit grieved at the prospect of leaving him.
• But it is manifestly much easier to raise even plausible objections against this system, than to invent an other less objectionable.
• Chiefs who made themselves objectionable to Shane felt the weight of his arm, but that perhaps had not a little to say to this tranquillity.
• His idea of a whopper was something that objectionable little boys have been known to tell in order to get themselves out of a scrape.
• The pyramid and fan-shape are most common, and the least objectionable.
• They dine late, they stay up until the small hours, and are altogether as objectionable a faction as can be.
• But the second, and, if possible, the still more objectionable principle, avowed in these papers, is the right of forcible interference in the affairs of other states.
• It gave also exclusive privileges, and in all particulars it was, according to the doctrine of the message, as objectionable as that now existing.
• If it had been approved, the treasury order would have been annulled, though in a clumsy and objectionable manner.
• The name I have always considered as the only objectionable part.
• Not getting clear of the objectionable load in this way he tried to kick it off, and thus really got his foot in it, making matters worse instead of better.
• It is probable that after the war it will be said that it was not the German methods which were objectionable, but that it was their use in an international policy.
• The letter of July 3 could scarcely have been received before the objectionable orders of July 8 had been planned.
• Once or twice she was moved to glance up at the brown face of the man who leaned between herself and the objectionable visitor.
• Whether levies on commerce were made by a foreign or domestic government would have been equally burdensome and objectionable.
• All these extremes are equally objectionable, and defeat the graceful intention of the dance.
• To me all portraits of him are objectionable, because I see him more vividly and truly without them.
• Every aspect of the proposition was objectionable to Laurier.
• The plan now pursued for the erection of public buildings is, in my opinion, very objectionable.

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