unobjectionably

/ʌnɑbdʒˈɛkʃənəbli/ adv

In a way that is not objectionable.

Word Origin Object comes from Latin ob- 'against' and jacere 'to throw' — so to object is to throw against, to oppose. Objectionable means able to be objected to, and unobjectionably means in a way that cannot be objected to. The root jacere 'to throw' is the same as in reject (throw back), inject (throw in), project (throw forward), and subject (throw under). So unobjectionably is literally 'in a manner not throw-against-able.'

adv In a way that is not objectionable.

The comedian's humor was unobjectionably mild, suitable for all audiences.

(副词) 无异议地;无可指摘地

这位喜剧演员的幽默温和得体,适合所有观众。

(adverbio) De una manera que no es objetable.

El humor del comediante era inobjetablemente suave, apto para todo tipo de público.

(adverbe) irréprochablement; convenablement; sans rien à redire; sans problème [D'une manière qui ne peut être critiquée ni réprouvée.]

L'humour du comédien était unobjectionably doux, convenant à tous les publics.

(Adverb) einwandfrei; unbedenklich [Auf eine Weise, die keine Einwände hervorruft oder allgemein akzeptabel ist.]

Der Humor des Komikers war **unobjectionably** harmlos und für alle Zuschauer geeignet.

(副詞) 問題のない方法で;誰にも非難されることなく

そのコメディアンのユーモアは問題なく穏やかで、すべての観客に適していた。

(advérbio) irrepreensivelmente; de forma aceitável; incontestavelmente [De uma maneira que não é objetável ou censurável.]

O humor do comediante era aceitavelmente suave, adequado para todos os públicos.

Word parts: un + object + ion + able + ly

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