Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- interjection Used to express impatient rejection or contempt.
from The Century Dictionary.
- An exclamation expressing contempt, disgust, or incredulity.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- interjection An exclamation expressive of extreme contempt.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- interjection Expressing contempt, disgust, or bad temper.
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Examples
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Zabíbah is a preparation of hemp florets, opium and honey, much affected by the lower orders, whence the proverb: Temper thy sorrow with Zabibah.
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Sing-woo-bah, is said to have been last seen abroad at Shanghai, on the night of the last full moon, looking over a wall seven feet six inches high.
Echoes of the Week 1865
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The word for abomination here is tô ‛ êbah, which is not the word often used for ritual uncleanness, but is often used for sexual sin, in particular sexual sins and including sodomy.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Conservative 2010
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Ceremonial violations are stated to "be an abomination [sheqets] unto you" (Lv. 11: 10), male homosex is stated to be tô ‛ êbah itself (Lv. 18: 22), as other illicit sex sins are, (vs. 27,29,30), and contrary to prohomsex arguments concerning tô ‛ êbah, that is the word most translated as "abomination" to denote grave moral offenses of universal sins, and is rarely used for ceremonial offenses.
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Ceremonial violations are stated to "be an abomination [sheqets] unto you" (Lv. 11: 10), male homosex is stated to be tô ‛ êbah itself (Lv. 18: 22), as other illicit sex sins are, (vs. 27,29,30), and contrary to prohomsex arguments concerning tô ‛ êbah, that is the word most translated as "abomination" to denote grave moral offenses of universal sins, and is rarely used for ceremonial offenses.
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Ceremonial violations are stated to "be an abomination [sheqets] unto you" (Lv. 11: 10), male homosex is stated to be tô ‛ êbah itself (Lv. 18: 22), as other illicit sex sins are, (vs. 27,29,30), and contrary to prohomsex arguments concerning tô ‛ êbah, that is the word most translated as "abomination" to denote grave moral offenses of universal sins, and is rarely used for ceremonial offenses.
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Ceremonial violations are stated to "be an abomination [sheqets] unto you" (Lv. 11: 10), male homosex is stated to be tô ‛ êbah itself (Lv. 18: 22), as other illicit sex sins are, (vs. 27,29,30), and contrary to prohomsex arguments concerning tô ‛ êbah, that is the word most translated as "abomination" to denote grave moral offenses of universal sins, and is rarely used for ceremonial offenses.
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Ceremonial violations are stated to "be an abomination [sheqets] unto you" (Lv. 11: 10), male homosex is stated to be tô ‛ êbah itself (Lv. 18: 22), as other illicit sex sins are, (vs. 27,29,30), and contrary to prohomsex arguments concerning tô ‛ êbah, that is the word most translated as "abomination" to denote grave moral offenses of universal sins, and is rarely used for ceremonial offenses.
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Ceremonial violations are stated to "be an abomination [sheqets] unto you" (Lv. 11: 10), male homosex is stated to be tô ‛ êbah itself (Lv. 18: 22), as other illicit sex sins are, (vs. 27,29,30), and contrary to prohomsex arguments concerning tô ‛ êbah, that is the word most translated as "abomination" to denote grave moral offenses of universal sins, and is rarely used for ceremonial offenses.
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