Translation (Hebrew)

abominations Antonyms

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something detestable, extreme disgust and hatred, something regarded with disgust or hatred

The abandoned factory stood as an abomination, its dilapidated walls a testament to neglect and decay.
The mangled wreck of the car was an abomination, a gruesome reminder of the fragility of life.
The child's deformed limbs were an abomination, a cruel twist of fate that had stolen his innocence.
The government's secret research project was an abomination, a breeding ground for genetic mutations.
The stench of the landfill was an abomination, a foul assault on the senses that permeated the surrounding area.
The tyrant's reign of terror had created an abomination of a society, where fear and oppression ruled supreme.
The charred remains of the forest were an abomination, a heartbreaking reminder of the devastating effects of wildfire.
The cult's twisted rituals were an abomination, a mockery of faith that instilled only horror in those who witnessed them.
The army's indiscriminate use of weapons was an abomination, a violation of human rights that left countless innocent lives shattered.
The polluted waters of the once-pristine river were an abomination, a tragic symbol of environmental degradation and greed.

something detestable, extreme disgust and hatred, something regarded with disgust or hatred

execrations, hates,enemies, phobias, antipathies, adversaries,anathemas, aversions, horrors, detestations

darlings, pleasures,loves, enjoyments, delights, sweethearts, dears, preferences, joys, treasures

The abandoned factory stood as an abomination, its dilapidated walls a testament to neglect and decay.

The mangled wreck of the car was an abomination, a gruesome reminder of the fragility of life.

The child's deformed limbs were an abomination, a cruel twist of fate that had stolen his innocence.

The government's secret research project was an abomination, a breeding ground for genetic mutations.