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Definition of «abominable»

The word abominable has several meanings, but in its most common usage it refers to something that is extremely bad or disgraceful. It can also refer to something that is repulsive or shocking, or an object of horror or hatred. The term can be used to describe a person or thing that is considered vile or despicable, and in some cases it can even mean something that is unlawful or criminal.

Usage examples

  1. The weather last night was abominable, with heavy rain and strong winds.
  2. I was appalled by the abominable state of the public restroom at the park.
  3. His behavior towards his coworkers was abominable, filled with insults and belittling remarks.
  4. The movie received abominable reviews from critics, with many calling it a complete waste of time.
  5. She baked an abominable cake that was burnt on the outside and raw on the inside.
  6. The dictator's regime was known for its abominable human rights violations.
  7. The customer service at that restaurant was abominable, with rude and unhelpful staff members.

Phrases with «abominable»

Sentences with «abominable»

  • Exiled after blowing things (literally) for Napoleon Bonaparte, the minions are exiled to snowy servitude of Abominable Snowmen. (everymoviehasalesson.com)
  • - People swear up and down that «God» has told them directly to do all sorts of abominable things, or they use their «Scriptures» to justify the most hideous cr @p. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • If you read about most pagan cultures, you will find abundantly the most abominable practices and the Israelites were to stand in contrast to them. (nakedpastor.com)
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