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Definition of execrable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
judgmentdeserving strong disapproval or condemnation
- The movie was execrable and received terrible reviews.
2.
qualityof the poorest quality or condition
- The meal was execrable and barely edible.
Origin of execrable
Latin, exsecrabilis (accursed)
Examples of execrable in a sentence
The service at the restaurant was execrable. His handwriting was execrable and hard to read.
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- French:exécrable, ...
- German:abscheulich, miserabel, ...
- Italian:esecrabile, pessimo, ...
- Spanish:execrable, horrible, ...
- Portuguese:execrável, ...
- Chinese:糟糕的, 糟糕透顶的, ...
- Japanese:ひどい, 劣悪な, ...
- Arabic:مَقيت, رَدِيء جِدّاً, ...
- Hebrew:נִתְעָב, גָּרוּעַ, ...
- Russian:отвратительный, ...
- Ukrainian:огидний, ...
- Hindi:निंदनीय, निकृष्ट, ...
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