1. open to or inviting objection; liable to be objected to
Usage: less common than 'objectionable'; often used in formal or legal contexts

Examples

• The proposal contained several objectional clauses that the committee refused to approve.
• His objectional behavior at the meeting prompted complaints from other attendees.
• The contract's objectional terms were revised before signing.
• Some found the film's content objectional, while others defended it as artistic expression.
• The objectional nature of the evidence made it inadmissible in court.