unacceptable in Portuguese
unacceptable in Portuguese is inaceitável — unacceptable means not good enough to be allowed, approved of, or tolerated.
unacceptable in Portuguese
inaceitável
Unsatisfactory; not acceptable.
What does "unacceptable" mean?
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adj Not good enough to be allowed, approved of, or tolerated.
"Leaving rubbish in the street is unacceptable in our neighbourhood."
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unacceptable in a sentence
- Leaving rubbish in the street is unacceptable in our neighbourhood.
- The manager said the delay in shipping was unacceptable.
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What is "unacceptable" in Portuguese?
"unacceptable" in Portuguese is inaceitável. unacceptable means: Not good enough to be allowed, approved of, or tolerated.
How do you use "unacceptable" in a sentence?
Example: "Leaving rubbish in the street is unacceptable in our neighbourhood." In Portuguese, "unacceptable" is inaceitável.
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