abhorred (Meaning)

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abhorred (imp. & p. p.)

of Abhor

Sarah abhorred any form of discrimination and worked tirelessly to promote inclusivity in her community.
The detective abhorred corruption and made it his mission to root out any signs of misconduct within the police force.
Growing up in a family of animal lovers, Emma abhorred the idea of animal cruelty and became a passionate advocate for animal rights.
The environmentalist abhorred the wasteful practices of the industry and campaigned for sustainable alternatives.
Marcus abhorred dishonesty and believed in maintaining transparency in all his business dealings.
As a teacher, Mr. Thompson abhorred bullying and implemented strict measures to ensure a safe and respectful learning environment.
The pacifist abhorred violence and dedicated his life to promoting peaceful resolutions to conflicts.
Lisa abhorred the oppressive regime and spoke out against the government's human rights violations.
The philanthropist abhorred poverty and dedicated his wealth to initiatives aimed at alleviating economic disparities.
The community leader abhorred divisiveness and worked towards fostering unity among the diverse population.

of Abhor

disliked, detested,despised, disdained, abominated, loathed, hated,execrated, unfavorite, disfavored

loved, cherished, admired, precious, pet, dear, favored, fond, special, appreciated

Sarah abhorred any form of discrimination and worked tirelessly to promote inclusivity in her community.

The detective abhorred corruption and made it his mission to root out any signs of misconduct within the police force.

Growing up in a family of animal lovers, Emma abhorred the idea of animal cruelty and became a passionate advocate for animal rights.

The environmentalist abhorred the wasteful practices of the industry and campaigned for sustainable alternatives.