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How to use exceptionable in a sentence

Pray, do you not think that a proper dedication may atone for what is exceptionable in them?

But the Judge also discharges a still more exceptionable office, that of interrupter on the part of the crown.

This Comedian, tho' the most exceptionable, is modest upon the Comparison.

In the quarters about to be given in detail the evidence is less exceptionable.

OPUSCULAROBERT GORDON LATHAM

He is very entertaining company, and very vain of his personal beauties; yet nevertheless his character is exceptionable.

All men have local attachments, which lead them to believe their own practice to be the least exceptionable.

The morals of both brothers were as exceptionable in private as in public life.

But such is the force of habit: it appeared a less exceptionable affectation in the young peer than in the commoner.

The right of equal suffrage among the States is another exceptionable part of the Confederation.

THE FEDERALIST PAPERSALEXANDER HAMILTON, JOHN JAY, AND JAMES MADISON

And those were the exceptionable words concerning her son which so rankled that evening in the heart of Mrs. Ruggles.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985