Citations:objectable

books which do not also use "objectionable"

 * 2005, Leonhard Korowajczuk, Bruno de Souza Abreu Xavier, Designing cdma2000 Systems, John Wiley & Sons (ISBN 9780470020098), page 728:
 * 4 - Degradation is just perceptible but not annoying
 * 3 - Degradation is perceptible but slightly annoying
 * 2 - Degradation is annoying but not objectable
 * 1 - Degradation is annoying and objectable


 * 2010, Richard A. Harris, Simple/Truths, Xulon Press (ISBN 9781612151212), page 175:
 * No matter if we agree with the order of service, the style of music, or how our Sunday School teacher teaches. Perhaps in America we have lost our witness because we have become so &quot;objectable.&quot; What we have become known for is what we disagree with, not what we do. In the headlines, you see more about how we feel we are mistreated than about any service that we do. The world is not looking for that, and surely there is little impact in an &quot;objectable&quot; attitude.

citations where other editions of the same text have "objectionable"

 * 1830 April, Walter Scott, Preface to the Doom of Devorgoil, published in 1833, The Complete Works of Sir Walter Scott: With a Biography (where other editions have "objectionable"):
 * The manner in which the mimic goblins of Devorgoil are inter. mixed with the supernatural machinary, was found to be objectable, and the production had other faults, which rendered it unfit for representation.”