abhorrency Antonyms
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Meaning of abhorrency
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abhorrency (n.)
Abhorrence.
abhorrency Sentence Examples
- The speaker expressed his abhorrence for any form of discrimination, urging unity and equality.
- In the face of injustice, the activist's abhorrence fueled her commitment to social change.
- The community condemned the act of vandalism with a shared sense of abhorrence.
- The artist's work conveyed a sense of abhorrence for the environmental degradation caused by industrial practices.
- As a pacifist, Mary felt a profound abhorrence for war and its devastating consequences.
- The revelation of corruption within the government was met with widespread abhorrence from the public.
- The abhorrence towards animal cruelty prompted stricter regulations and increased awareness.
- The teacher addressed the students with a passionate abhorrence for bullying, promoting a culture of respect.
- The documentary portrayed the abhorrence of child labor and its impact on young lives.
- John's abhorrence for dishonesty led him to resign from a company with unethical business practices.
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Abhorrence.
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The speaker expressed his abhorrence for any form of discrimination, urging unity and equality.
In the face of injustice, the activist's abhorrence fueled her commitment to social change.
The community condemned the act of vandalism with a shared sense of abhorrence.
The artist's work conveyed a sense of abhorrence for the environmental degradation caused by industrial practices.
