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un·ac·cep·table [ˌʌnəkˈseptəbl̩] ADJ.

unacceptable behaviour, excuse, offer

unacceptable conditions

the unacceptable face of sth ingl. brit. ingl. austr.

the unacceptable face of sth ingl. brit. ingl. austr.

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To her the world is either black and white while grey areas are unacceptable. en.wikipedia.org

But its unacceptable toxic effects, the most alarming being cyanosis due to methemoglobinemia, prompted the search for less toxic aniline derivatives. en.wikipedia.org

From a technology risk point of view, there are a number of long-term risks (difficult to envisage) that might result in unacceptable application functionality status. en.wikipedia.org

Mee departed because he... couldn't make it to a couple of shows we had booked next weekend and that was unacceptable to certain bandmates. en.wikipedia.org

Although he did graduate, he was nearly refused his certificate as it was believed that his morals were unacceptable for an alumnus of the university. en.wikipedia.org

A near 5% representation of deaths primarily related to medical mistakes is simply unacceptable in the world of medicine. en.wikipedia.org

Specific concerns have been raised by rural residents who claim that wind farms have an unacceptable impact on property values, health and the environment. en.wikipedia.org

A large variation in the print volume after a pause is unacceptable as this causes end of line defects such as shorts or opens. en.wikipedia.org

However, this report is unacceptable to many people and organizations, including authorities in the departments of the woreda and zonal administrations. en.wikipedia.org

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