inadmissibly
In forbidden fashion
In a way that cannot be allowed or accepted.
The term appears most often in legal contexts, where evidence ruled inadmissible cannot be considered: The testimony was obtained inadmissibly and thrown out.
More broadly, it describes any action that violates established rules or standards.
Blocked from entry
- ineligibleNot meeting requirements
- disallowedOfficially not permitted
- prohibitedOfficially not permitted
- forbiddenNot allowed
precluded · unauthorized · unsanctioned · vetoed · rejected · excluded · denied · blocked
Impossible to bear
- inexcusableImpossible to justify
- outrageousShockingly bad or excessive
- unjustifiableCannot be reasonably defended
- impermissibleNot permitted by rules
unconscionable · egregious · indefensible · unreasonable · inappropriate · improper · unseemly · unwarranted
Unverified secondhand information
- objectionExpression of disapproval
- evidenceFacts supporting truth
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
- suppressionForcible prevention or concealment
overruled · irrelevant · immaterial · incompetent · privilege · cross-examination · disqualification · misconduct
Unfairly favoring one side
- discriminatoryShowing unfair distinction
- inequitableNot fair or impartial
- unjustNot fair or right
- partialFavoring one side
prejudiced · arbitrary · disproportionate · skewed · unbalanced · uneven · one-sided · wrongful
barred
Blocked from entry
- ineligibleNot meeting requirements
- disallowedOfficially not permitted
- prohibitedOfficially not permitted
forbidden · precluded · unauthorized · unsanctioned · vetoed · rejected · excluded · denied · blocked · unqualified
intolerable
Impossible to bear
- inexcusableImpossible to justify
- outrageousShockingly bad or excessive
- unjustifiableCannot be reasonably defended
impermissible · unconscionable · egregious · indefensible · unreasonable · inappropriate · improper · unseemly · unwarranted · insupportable
hearsay
Unverified secondhand information
- objectionExpression of disapproval
- evidenceFacts supporting truth
- testimonySworn statement as evidence
suppression · overruled · irrelevant · immaterial · incompetent · privilege · cross-examination · disqualification · misconduct · unsubstantiated
biased
Unfairly favoring one side
- discriminatoryShowing unfair distinction
- inequitableNot fair or impartial
- unjustNot fair or right
partial · prejudiced · arbitrary · disproportionate · skewed · unbalanced · uneven · one-sided · wrongful · unreasonably
inadmissiblypermissibly
In an allowed manner
allowably · acceptably · legitimately · tolerably · validly
- inadmissible evidenceMaterial courts cannot consider