Of an argument, opinion, fact, etc.: objectionable; uncompromising. Obsolete.

Not worthy of applause; personally unacceptable. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1b.)

Open to objection; that may be objected to, taken exception to, or argued against. Later (also): exciting disapproval or dislike; disagreeable…

= unexemplary, adj. 2.

That may be excepted against; open to objection. Now chiefly with negative words.

Not exemplary; not to be taken as a model.

= exceptionable, adj. 1.

Able to be objected to, objectionable.

Chiefly British. colloquial. In weakened use: unpleasant, distasteful, or objectionable. In later use also as an intensifier used to emphasize…

Open to objection, objectionable.

Indescribably bad; unspeakable; objectionable.

U.S. slang. Unpleasant, objectionable; (also) suspect, questionable, strange.