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abhorring Meaning
abhorring (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Abhor
abhorring (n.)
Detestation.
Object of abhorrence.
abhorring Sentence Examples
- Despite his claims of tolerance, he couldn't hide his abhorring attitude towards those with different beliefs.
- The teacher found herself abhorring the act of cheating, as it undermined the values of education.
- The artist created a thought-provoking piece that depicted the abhorring consequences of environmental negligence.
- Jane couldn't help abhorring the blatant injustice that she witnessed in the courtroom.
- The diplomat's speech emphasized the importance of nations uniting against the abhorring forces of terrorism.
- The activist spent her life fighting against the abhorring practice of child labor in developing countries.
- Growing up in poverty, the young girl developed an abhorring aversion to inequality.
- The community rallied together in abhorring condemnation of the hate crimes that had recently occurred.
- The professor expressed his abhorring disapproval of plagiarism and stressed the consequences for academic integrity.
- Despite the advancements in society, there are still pockets of abhorring prejudice that need to be addressed.
FAQs About the word abhorring
of Abhor, Detestation., Object of abhorrence.
hating, detesting, loathing,despising, having it in for, disapproving (of), discountenancing, execrating,disdaining, deploring
liking, enjoying, favoring, desiring,loving, enjoying, loving, preferring, desiring, preferring
Despite his claims of tolerance, he couldn't hide his abhorring attitude towards those with different beliefs.
The teacher found herself abhorring the act of cheating, as it undermined the values of education.
The artist created a thought-provoking piece that depicted the abhorring consequences of environmental negligence.
Jane couldn't help abhorring the blatant injustice that she witnessed in the courtroom.
