English adjective: unobjectionable | |||
1. | unobjectionable (of behavior or especially language) free from objectionable elements; fit for all observers | ||
Samples | Good clean fun. A clean joke. | ||
Synonyms | clean | ||
Similar | antiseptic | ||
See also | decent | ||
Antonyms | dirty | ||
2. | unobjectionable not causing disapproval | ||
Samples | It was an innocuous remark. Confined himself to innocuous generalities. Unobjectionable behavior. | ||
Synonyms | innocuous | ||
Similar | inoffensive | ||
Antonyms | offensive | ||
3. | unobjectionable not objectionable | ||
Samples | The ends are unobjectionable; it's the means that one can't accept. | ||
Similar | acceptable | ||
Antonyms | unacceptable | ||