rejectable

Example:The CEO's idea about streamlining the process was still rejectable, indicating that it lacked some key elements.

Definition:A thought, suggestion, or plan.

Example:The concept of the new product was still rejectable to some team members, as they thought it was too innovative.

Definition:A general idea or scheme.

Example:The supervisor's suggestion to change the work schedule was still rejectable, as the workforce needed more time to adapt.

Definition:A proposal or recommendation.

Example:The proposal to increase the office budget was still rejectable, considering the current financial downturn of the company.

Definition:A tentative offer or plan of action.

Example:The HR manager's plan to introduce new employee recognition programs was still rejectable, mainly due to cost concerns.

Definition:An idea or proposal for what to do or how to achieve something.

Example:The marketing team's scheme to boost sales was still rejectable, as it involved misleading advertisements.

Definition:A plan or method, typically one that is cunning or devious.

Example:The approach to solving the budget shortfall was still rejectable, as it didn't address the core issues.

Definition:A method or way of going about something.

Example:The suggestion to relocate the factory to a new location was still rejectable, as the logistics would be challenging.

Definition:A thought, suggestion, or plan.

Example:The concept of working remotely full-time was still rejectable, as not everyone was comfortable with it.

Definition:A general idea or scheme.

Example:The suggestion to implement project-based learning was still rejectable, as it required significant infrastructure changes.

Definition:A proposal or recommendation.