Examples of 'he abhorred' in a sentence
Meaning of "he abhorred"
he abhorred - He detested or hated something intensely. This phrase is used to express strong feelings of disgust, hatred, or aversion towards a person, thing, or idea
How to use "he abhorred" in a sentence
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he abhorred
He abhorred lying with all his soul.
Camus rejected communism and he abhorred violence.
He abhorred authority and challenged it whenever he could.
Hence in true repentance he abhorred himself.
He abhorred solemnity and was embarrassed by earnest people or enthusiasts.
But abuse of power was something he abhorred.
He abhorred that suitcase and everything that went into it.
My father was abstemious and he abhorred the salacious bon mot.
He abhorred the whole idea of it.
Naturalists he abhorred.
He abhorred whoever was behind it.
He said he took such extreme action because he abhorred Christmas and all its trimmings.
He abhorred violence too.
He must have left, for surely he abhorred it.
It was as if he abhorred the cross as a religious symbol.
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This would allow perpetual motion, a notion which he abhorred.
He refused because he abhorred the brutality of those barbaric contests.
With this marriage Miller achieved a different type of fame, a pop culture status he abhorred.
He abhorred physical violence.
Those conditions constituted a severe trial for Lot because, as a righteous man, he abhorred such conduct.
He abhorred lying.
Therefore Yahweh burned with anger against his people . He abhorred his inheritance.
He abhorred corruption.
This is the mischief which Hadad did, and he abhorred Israel, and reigned over Edom . ".
He abhorred labor.
Paulus refused, as he abhorred the thought of disobeying orders.
He abhorred himself.
As we have seen, he abhorred violence and bloodshed of any sort.
He abhorred slavish renderings of the Hebrew lest the real meaning be lost.
No. He abhorred violence.
He abhorred silence, and always listened to classical music while painting.
He abhorred extremism, he was a constructive man, a syndicalist most of all.
He abhorred self-pity or melodrama.
He abhorred slavery, venerated Abraham Lincoln, and exalted.
He abhorred hierarchy, formality, titles, flattery, and so forth.
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The frum world has always abhorred it
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