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Definition of «abomination»

An abomination is something that is extremely bad, disgraceful or shameful. It can also refer to an object or action that is considered to be deeply offensive or repulsive by society's standards. In a religious context, it often refers to something that goes against the will of God or violates sacred principles and beliefs.

Usage examples

  1. The act of polluting the river with toxic waste was an abomination.
  2. The sight of the abandoned, neglected animals at the shelter was an abomination.
  3. The dictator's brutal treatment of his people was considered an abomination by the international community.
  4. The vandalism of the historical monument was seen as an abomination by the locals.
  5. The film's graphic violence and explicit content were viewed by some as an abomination.
  6. The discriminatory policies that targeted a specific community were seen as an abomination by human rights activists.
  7. Some people consider eating certain types of meat an abomination due to their personal beliefs or ethical stance.

Phrases with «abomination»

Sentences with «abomination»

  • No it doesn't since there is a list of abominations in the bible: Unclean things (Lev. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • Even if we eliminate atheists that have sexual desires labeled as abominations in the Bible why do the remaining atheists cringe and the name off Jesus? (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • Worse, the gore is sedate or obscured in barely - glimpsed jump - cuts for fear that its synthetic Hell is too intense, somehow, for an audience primed for abomination. (filmfreakcentral.net)
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