abhorrer
æbˈhɔːrər
Definition

Definition of abhorrer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
bitter enemyRareperson who feels strong disgust or hatredRare
  • She is an abhorrer of violence.
hater loather
2.
historyRaresigner of a 1679 address to Charles IIRare
  • The abhorrer opposed the petition for parliament.
adherent follower supporter
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Origin of abhorrer

Latin, abhorrere (shrink back)

Examples of abhorrer in a sentence

  • As an abhorrer of lies, she valued honesty above all.
  • The abhorrer signed the document with conviction.
  • As an abhorrer, he was against the proposed changes.

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  1. French:détestateur, signataire d'une adresse de 1679 à Charles II, ...
  2. German:Verächter, Abhorrer, ...
  3. Italian:persona che aborrisce, oppositore, ...
  4. Spanish:detestador, opositor, ...
  5. Portuguese:detestador, opositor, ...
  6. Chinese:厌恶者, 请愿反对者, ...
  7. Japanese:嫌悪者, アボラー, ...
  8. Arabic:كاره, شخص وقع على عريضة المعارضين للبرلمان عام 1679, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׂוֹנֵא, חָתֻם עַל פִּנּוּי מֵשָׁנַת 1679 לְכָּרְלְס הַשֵּׁנִי, ...
  10. Russian:ненавистник, подписант обращения, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ненависник, противник, ...
  12. Hindi:अवज्ञाकारी, अभॉरर, ...
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