Examples of 'abhorred' in a sentence
Meaning of "abhorred"
abhor (verb): To regard with disgust or hatred. This phrase is used to express strong disapproval or hatred towards someone or something
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- simple past tense and past participle of abhor
- Strongly disliked: hated, despised.
- Horrified.
How to use "abhorred" in a sentence
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abhorred
I have always abhorred the idea of mutiny.
The frum world has always abhorred it.
I thought you abhorred the halls of power.
Camus rejected communism and he abhorred violence.
He abhorred lying with all his soul.
He was a vegetarian and abhorred the hunting of animals.
She abhorred morbid and somber stuff.
Cosimo and herself were abhorred by his reply.
He abhorred authority and challenged it whenever he could.
Muslim nations and communities abhorred such terrorists.
He abhorred solemnity and was embarrassed by earnest people or enthusiasts.
And when they showed me this abhorred pit.
But thought is abhorred in your drawing rooms.
Hence in true repentance he abhorred himself.
A group specifically abhorred though increasingly pervasive nonetheless.
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Abominable are those who are detested or those who are abhorred.
And now how abhorred in my imagination it is.
I thought it was conservatives that abhorred change.
But now how abhorred in my imagination it is.
Sin and iniquity are not abhorred.
Schumann famously abhorred receiving applause between movements.
But abuse of power was something he abhorred.
I abhorred the image of a nailed and bleeding man.
There was a time when people abhorred wearing hairpieces.
He abhorred that suitcase and everything that went into it.
I have always abhorred violence.
Regis abhorred violence and did his best to avoid it.
You are guilty and abhorred.
I thought you abhorred that half brother of yours.
Though by many they are abhorred.
It was as if he abhorred the cross as a religious symbol.
Pierre immediately abhorred him.
She abhorred all forms of bigotry.
My father was abstemious and he abhorred the salacious bon mot.
He abhorred the whole idea of it.
And a cad was someone to be abhorred.
Douglas abhorred maudlin displays.
Do whatever you have abhorred.
He greatly abhorred the peacefulness that pervaded his house.
Might you be wondering how a man so infected and abhorred.
My uncle abhorred food wastage.
This attitude of the army and the police is abhorred.
He refused because he abhorred the brutality of those barbaric contests.
The act of genocide is not universally condemned and abhorred.
Luther abhorred this doctrine.
He succeeds and sees what a huge treat his abhorred wife is.
They abhorred the art.
I am solitary and abhorred.
I abhorred that type of conduct.
I actually abhorred religion.
