objectionable (objekshonabl)

-jek's hon-a-bl), a. [ The modes of manifesting their religious convictions which these monks employed were so objectionable as to throw discredit on the very principles on which they acted. Mivart, Nature and Thought, p. 231. objectionably (ob-jek's hon-a-bli), adv. In an objectionable manner or degree; so as to be liable to objection.