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Meanings of unexceptionable in English
Usage of unexceptionable in English
1
The oats, however, are of the best, and the hay is unexceptionable.
2
This account is recorded by contemporary unexceptionable vouchers in Bollandus, p. 406.
3
In stature about six feet, with an unexceptionable make, but lax appearance.
4
He said, He thought both the gentlemen had a very unexceptionable character.
5
Had his choice been less unexceptionable, I should have condemned his persevering.
6
I assure you, sisters, there could not be a more unexceptionable offer.
7
The attitude of the Liberal leaders towards the war was unexceptionable.
8
In other respects, the deportment of the females was strictly unexceptionable.
9
It is a masterpiece in its kind, almost unexceptionable in all its parts.
10
I assured her most earnestly that grey-whethercharcoal or dove-must always be unexceptionable.
11
And the sentiments she suggested were unexceptionable and mainly of a domestic order.
12
The summerhouse remained, and a most unexceptionable path led to it.
13
His very next measure was more vigorous and more unexceptionable than the first.
14
SOCRATES: A better and more unexceptionable way of speaking will be-
15
Your motives may have been unexceptionable, but they hang you all the same.
16
I shall have a teacher from Boston-onewhose manners and style are unexceptionable.
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