unacceptable
IPA: ʌnæksˈɛptʌbʌɫ
noun
- Something that is not acceptable.
adjective
- unsatisfactory; not acceptable
- (linguistics) not conforming to accepted usage
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Examples of "unacceptable" in Sentences
- The vitriol was completely unacceptable.
- In the context of the BLP, that's unacceptable.
- The man's impertinence is utterly unacceptable.
- Is the use of the name politically unacceptable
- The article was unacceptable in the given state.
- Unethical treatment of the deceased is unacceptable.
- The erection itself was unacceptable to the committee.
- The point is the behaviour was cynical and unacceptable.
- But more glaringly, the limitation to the Bible is unacceptable.
- If it is willful, warn the patient that the behavior is unacceptable.
- French President Nicolas Sarkozy condemned what he called the "unacceptable use of force" in Libya.
- Clegg slammed French central bankers and politicians on Friday for what he called their "unacceptable" remarks about the fragile state of the British economy.
- He told CBS News the Syrian government has perpetrated what he called an "unacceptable degree of brutality" on peaceful demonstrators protesting Assad's authoritarian rule.
- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Monday Washington joins the international community in "strongly condemning" what she called "unacceptable bloodshed" in Libya.
- Obama told CBS News the Syrian government has perpetrated what he called an "unacceptable degree of brutality" on peaceful demonstrators protesting Assad's authoritarian rule.
- They were among 10 schools in the 68-team National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament that Mr. Duncan said ought to be disqualified for what he called unacceptable academic performances.