Capable or worthy of acceptance; pleasing, agreeable, welcome.

Satisfactory, acceptable, agreeable, esp. to a person. Obsolete.

Acceptable, allowable, valid. In later use also: capable of being or having the right to be admitted to a place, position, etc. Cf. admissible, adj.

Able to be approved; worthy or deserving of approval.

In weakened use: likely to be chosen; desirable, appealing, agreeable. Now esp.: suitable as a partner in marriage.

Acceptable, agreeable, pleasing, gratifying; winning public approval, popular. Obsolete.

= admissible, adj.

Capable of being avowed: †(a) to be sanctioned, or approved of (obsolete); (b) to be acknowledged, confessed, or declared.

Worthy of applause: agreeable, acceptable.

Worthy of consideration or approval; acceptable, valid.

figurative. Current, accepted, acceptable. Obsolete.

Deserving applause or a favourable reception.

To whom, or to which, no exception can be taken; perfectly satisfactory or adequate. Of persons.

Admissible, allowable. Obsolete.

Not objectionable or offensive.

= unexceptionable, adj. 1.

Of people and places: regarded with approval; socially acceptable; potentially carrying influence; fashionable or important.

Not deserving of or giving rise to regret.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

= unexceptionable, adj. 1c.

Permissible, allowable; acceptable in a particular context. Frequently with for.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1b.)