abhorrences (Meaning)
abhorrences
a feeling of strong repugnance or disgust, the act or state of abhorring or despising something or someone, something regarded as repugnant or disgusting
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abhorrences Sentence Examples
- The villagers harbored an abhorrence for anything unfamiliar.
- His abhorrences included spiders, clowns, and heights.
- The thought of cruelty filled her with an overwhelming abhorrence.
- She could not tolerate the abhorrences committed by the tyrant.
- Animosity and abhorrence permeated their relationship.
- The politician's abhorrences were well-known, shaping his voting record.
- The crime scene was a testament to the killer's abhorrences.
- The abhorrences of war extended beyond the battlefield, leaving lasting scars.
- She vehemently expressed her abhorrences towards injustice.
- His abhorrences made him an outcast in society.
FAQs About the word abhorrences
a feeling of strong repugnance or disgust, the act or state of abhorring or despising something or someone, something regarded as repugnant or disgusting
enemies, adversaries, phobias, abominations, detestations, bêtes noires, execrations,hates, antipathies,anathemas
darlings, preferences,loves, pleasures, delights, joys, favorites,sweethearts, enjoyments, likes
The villagers harbored an abhorrence for anything unfamiliar.
His abhorrences included spiders, clowns, and heights.
The thought of cruelty filled her with an overwhelming abhorrence.
She could not tolerate the abhorrences committed by the tyrant.
