Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A feeling of abhorrence; loathing.
- noun An object of abhorrence.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun Detestation.
- noun Object of abhorrence.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- verb Present participle of
abhor .
Etymologies
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Examples
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There is no "abhorring" the usage of the WORD "Hitler" - actually it IS a 'name'.
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There is no "abhorring" the usage of the WORD "Hitler" - actually it IS a 'name'.
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There is no "abhorring" the usage of the WORD "Hitler" - actually it IS a 'name'.
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There is no "abhorring" the usage of the WORD "Hitler" - actually it IS a 'name'.
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There is no "abhorring" the usage of the WORD "Hitler" - actually it IS a 'name'.
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There is no "abhorring" the usage of the WORD "Hitler" - actually it IS a 'name'.
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There is no "abhorring" the usage of the WORD "Hitler" - actually it IS a 'name'.
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There is no "abhorring" the usage of the WORD "Hitler" - actually it IS a 'name'.
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But he's a character you can't take your eyes off, even as you're silently abhorring the choices he makes.
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Rampart Marshall Fine 2011
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After all, there are people who fully support invading a variety of countries and killing as many people as possible while promoting abstinence-only education and abhorring any mention of human sexuality.
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