Acceptabilities [noun]

I am not the same person today because I opened my mind of what was acceptable and good.

In all cases, playing a video aloud is not ideal… or socially acceptable.

I don't want my kids to think family is disposable, but I also don't want them to think that the way he treats me is acceptable.

What is acceptable as an infection probability is beyond the scope of this paper.

Battery life on these budget models is usually acceptable, but durability—particularly in the realms of weatherproofing and material integrity—usually takes a hit.

In Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas, voters can use mail-in ballots if they have acceptable cause.

Records show she changed “most recently” to “2019,” a tweak backed by Dominion that immediately boosted the acceptable price tag of the offshore wind project.

I’ve found that some of these slices seem to be more socially acceptable to dismiss than others.

At the end of 2016, the CJEU again issued a ruling on the matter, saying such national laws were not acceptable unless they had strict safeguards.

Perhaps because delays are routine, it’s often socially acceptable to be 10 to 15 minutes late to classes or meetings.