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Discover LudwigThe phrase "also unpalatable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not only unpleasant or unacceptable but also difficult to accept or deal with in a particular context.
Example: "The proposed changes to the policy are not only impractical but also unpalatable to the majority of the staff."
Alternatives: "also unacceptable" or "also distasteful".
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But coaching your daughter to lie is also unpalatable.
Cactus fruits are a better bet, though many are also unpalatable if eaten raw.
Also unpalatable are the proposals to extend normal hours, for which doctors receive their basic hourly rate, to 7am-10pm on weekdays and Saturdays and to loosen the safeguards that ensure they aren't overworked.
A private format that's not only ripe with irony but was also unpalatable to a large number of MEPs.
Although ritonavir is no longer used as a single third agent in ART regimens, Kaletra® (lopinavir/ritonavir) is also unpalatable and is recommended in the South African national guidelines as part of the first-line regimen in children under 3 years of age.[ 37] Moreover, drugs other than ritonavir accounted for nearly a third of palatability problems.
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For Edgecombe, the thought of a black man sleeping with a white woman who was also sleeping with a government minister, was too unpalatable for the times.
Nationalization is also politically unpalatable.
Cutting education financing by 10 percent also appears unpalatable.
Allowing Britain temporary representation inside the European Parliament is also politically unpalatable, since many in the current British delegation are the euroskeptics who advocated Brexit in the first place.
The under-storey is rich in palatable plants but also some unpalatable shrubs and very few pasture plants.
But the reasons it appealed to them also made it unpalatable to politicians from the Sinhalese majority.
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