Definition Synonyms
Definition of execration - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
hatred and disgustintense hatred mixed with disgust
- She spoke of her execration for the corrupt officials.
2.
object of loathingsomething that is cursed or loathed
- The old, broken chair became an execration in the otherwise pristine office..
3.
emotionRare act of cursing with intense hatredRare
- His execration of the traitor was loud and clear.
Expressions with execration
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feel or show strong hatred for someone or something
They hold in execration all forms of injustice.
Origin of execration
Latin, ex (out) + sacrare (to consecrate)
Examples of execration in a sentence
The community's execration towards the policy was overwhelming. The statue was an execration to the townspeople. His name became an execration in the village. The politician's speech was filled with execration for his opponents. Her execration of the injustice was evident in her words.
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- French:exécration, malédiction, ...
- German:Verachtung, Verwünschung, ...
- Italian:odio, oggetto di disprezzo, ...
- Spanish:execración, maldición, ...
- Portuguese:execração, amaldiçoamento, ...
- Chinese:憎恶, 令人厌恶的东西, ...
- Japanese:憎悪, 忌み嫌われるもの, ...
- Arabic:لَعْنَة, شَيْء مَمْقُوت, ...
- Hebrew:תִּיעוּב, קְלָלָה, ...
- Russian:ненависть, проклятие, ...
- Ukrainian:ненависть, прокляття, ...
- Hindi:घृणा, घृणित वस्तु, ...
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