abhorred

əbˈhɔːrd

Definition

Definition of abhorred - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

strong dislikehated or strongly disliked by people

The abhorred practice was finally banned.
The abhorred dictator was overthrown by the people.
That abhorred symbol was removed from public spaces.

detested

loathed

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Origin of abhorred

Latin, abhorrere (shrink back from)

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French:détesté, ...
German:verhasst, ...
Italian:odiato, ...
Spanish:aborrecido, ...
Portuguese:detestado, ...
Chinese:被厌恶的, ...
Japanese:忌み嫌われた, ...
Arabic:مَكروه, ...
Hebrew:שָׂנוּא, ...
Russian:ненавистный, ...
Ukrainian:огидний, ...
Hindi:घृणित, ...
Bengali:ঘৃণিত, ...
Catalan:detestat, ...
Czech:nenáviděný, ...
Danish:forhadt, ...
Dutch:verafschuwd, ...
Greek:απεχθής, ...
Hungarian:gyűlölt, ...
Khmer:គួរឱ្យស្អប់ខ្ពើម, ...
Korean:혐오받는, ...
Persian:منفور, ...
Polish:znienawidzony, ...
Portuguese (BR):detestado, ...
Romanian:detestat, ...
Swedish:avskydd, ...
Thai:เป็นที่รังเกียจ, ...
Turkish:nefret edilen, ...
Vietnamese:bị căm ghét, ...

abhor

æbˈhɔːr

abhorring

Definition of abhor - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

ethicsreject something strongly due to moral reasons

They abhor the idea of cheating in exams.

detest

loathe

emotionregard with disgust and hatred

He abhors any form of discrimination.

detest

loathe

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Origin of abhor

Latin, abhorrere (to shudder away from)

Examples of abhor in a sentence

She abhors dishonesty in relationships.
She abhors the taste of broccoli.
They abhor violence in any form.

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French:abhorrer, exécrer, ...
German:verabscheuen, hassen, ...
Italian:aborrire, odiare, ...
Spanish:abominar, odiar, ...
Portuguese:aborrecer, abominar, ...
Chinese:痛恨, 憎恨, ...
Japanese:嫌う, 嫌悪する, ...
Arabic:مَقَتَ, يمقت, ...
Hebrew:לְתַעֵב, לִשְׂנוֹא, ...
Russian:ненавидеть, ...
Ukrainian:відкидати, ненавидіти, ...
Hindi:घृणा करना, नफरत करना, ...
Bengali:ঘৃণা করা, ঘেন্না করা, ...
Catalan:abominar, odiar, ...
Czech:hnusit se, nenávidět, ...
Danish:afsky, hade, ...
Dutch:verafschuwen, haten, ...
Greek:απεχθάνομαι, μισώ, ...
Hungarian:elborzadni valamitől, iszonyodni, ...
Khmer:ស្អប់ខ្ពើម, ស្អប់ជាខ្លាំង, ...
Korean:혐오하다, 미워하다, ...
Persian:بیزار بودن از, ...
Polish:brzydzić się, czuć wstręt, ...
Portuguese (BR):abominar, aborrecer, ...
Romanian:a detesta, a disprețui, ...
Swedish:avsky, ...
Thai:รังเกียจ, ...
Turkish:tiksinmek, iğrenmek, ...
Vietnamese:ghê tởm, ghét bỏ, ...

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