Definition
Definition of execrably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
qualityRare in a very bad or unpleasant mannerRare
- The meal was execrably cooked, leaving everyone disappointed.
2.
dislikeRare in a manner deserving intense dislike or hatredRare
- He behaved execrably towards everyone at the meeting..
Origin of execrably
Latin, exsecrabilis (detestable)
Examples of execrably in a sentence
His behavior at the meeting was execrably rude. The critic wrote execrably about the film. She spoke execrably of her former friend.
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- French:exécrablement, odieuse, ...
- German:abscheulich, verabscheuungswürdig, ...
- Italian:orribilmente, odiosamente, ...
- Spanish:horriblemente, execrablemente, ...
- Portuguese:horrivelmente, odiosamente, ...
- Chinese:极其糟糕地, 令人厌恶地, ...
- Japanese:ひどく, 忌まわしく, ...
- Arabic:بِفَظَاعَة, بشكل بغيض, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן לֹא נָעִים, בְּצוּרָה מַחְפִּירָה, ...
- Russian:отвратительно, омерзительно, ...
- Ukrainian:жахливо, мерзенне, ...
- Hindi:बेहद खराब तरीके से, घृणास्पद रूप से, ...
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