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Which word might the speaker use in this sentence instead of objectionable to convey the same meaning? My comment about their rude actions might have been objectionable, but I could not help expressing
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Which word might the speaker use in this sentence instead of objectionable to convey the same meaning? My comment about their rude actions might have been objectionable, but I could not help expressing myself.

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The answer to this question is the word "OFFENSIVE". This word can be used instead of the word "objectionable". When we say objectionable, this term also has the same meaning with "offensive" or something that shows opposition over something. Either word, both convey the same meaning. 
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