unobjectionably

Perhaps, given all the “firsts” she represents, resisting definition had been strategically necessary in her earlier career—better to blend, unobjectionably, like the instrumental version of a pop song.

But its wide range of meanings is also something of a liability, as the Wellbeing Project has faced the challenge defining it both as precisely and as unobjectionably as possible.

Yes, we were celebrating Germanness, but unobjectionably, with a vetted cast list and an element of charm.

The original magazine piece “Marry Him” was, unobjectionably, highly personal and anecdotal.

"The tango and the turkey trot can be danced as unobjectionably as the waltz."