Not open to objection
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unexceptionableNot open to objection
unexceptionablenot open to objection or criticism
unexceptionablyUNEXCEPTIONABLE, not open to objection or criticism
exceptionableOpen to objection; causing disapproval or offense
defeasibleOpen in principle to revision, valid objection, forfeiture, or annulment
untenable(esp. of a position or view) Not able to be maintained or defended against attack or objection
AVERSENot open (to)
unquestionablenot open to question
ONETRACKNot exactly open to alternatives
unquestionablyUNQUESTIONABLE, not open to question
unarguableNot open to disagreement; indisputable
HUSHHUSHSUBJECTIt's not open to discussion
PRIVATENot open to the public
nonnegotiableNot open to discussion or modification
arguableOpen to disagreement; not obviously correct
nonpublicNot open or available to the public
unambiguousNot open to more than one interpretation
peremptoryNot open to appeal or challenge; final
inaccessible(of a person) Not open to advances or influence; unapproachable
disputableNot established as fact, and so open to question or debate
holdto keep a telephone connection open by not hanging up the receiver
publicnot in private; in a situation open to public view or access; publicly
indehiscent(of a pod or fruit) Not splitting open to release the seeds when ripe
chamberA judge's room used for official proceedings not required to be held in open court
openesting in a position or adjustment to permit passage not shut or locked an open door
aliphaticRelating to or denoting organic compounds in which carbon atoms form open chains (as in the alkanes), not aromatic rings
nolos(in a criminal case) a defendant's pleading that does not admit guilt but subjects him or her to punishment as though a guilty plea had been entered, the determination of guilt remaining open in other proceedings
nolo(in a criminal case) a defendant's pleading that does not admit guilt but subjects him or her to punishment as though a guilty plea had been entered, the determination of guilt remaining open in other proceedings