semitreasonable

English

Etymology

semi- +‎ treasonable

Adjective

semitreasonable (not comparable)

1. Somewhat or partially treasonable.
   • 1987, Julian May, Intervention:

     My reluctance to sacrifice myself on the altar of mental science was viewed as semitreasonable by Denis's chief associate […]

   • 1998, Paul Finkelman, Joseph Calder Miller, Macmillan Encyclopedia of World Slavery, volume 2, page 757:

     These letters, which Ramsey stipulated must be kept out of the committee's report and were to be returned to him after the convention (presumably because of their semitreasonable content), were […]