Definition of "exceptionable" [ex•cep•tion•a•ble]

• Open or liable to objection or debate; objectionable or debatable. (adjective)

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• "It is indeed "exceptionable" to make consequential claims about women's health when "no reliable data" exist to support them."
• "Surely, if a critic of the Avigdor Lieberman policy devotes their contribution to this site to criticism of the Avigdor Lieberman policy, there is nothing exceptionable."
• "And, of course, the fact that this book not only promotes a specific religion, but denigrates those service members who choose to have no religion, makes Petraeus's endorsement all the more exceptionable."