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How do you use abhorrence in a sentence?

Abhorrence is a noun for a feeling of repulsion, disgust, loathing, repugnance, aversion, or hatred. Example sentence: Their abhorrence of the crime raised the anger of the… (MORE)

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In Example Sentences

What is a sentence using the word abhorrent?

(The word abhorrent means loathesome, disgusting or repulsive. The practice of the primitive tribes, in that they ate parts of their enemies that they had killed, was viewed a… (MORE)

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In The Bible

Why was the Slaughter of the Innocents by Herod abhorrent but the massacre of the children in Egypt not?

Both massacres were abhorrent. Pharaoh had no right to attemptgenocide against the Israelites by killing the male children. Herodhad no right to do what he did either. Both ar… (MORE)

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In Example Sentences

How to use the word abhorrent in a sentence?

A STRONG FEELING OF HEAD Type your answer here... She found the idea of meeting him again totally abhorrent.

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In School Subjects

How would you use abhorrence in a sentence?

'My abhorrence of brussel sprouts is why I don't eat them.' Means to hate something.

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In Example Sentences

How do you put abhorrence into a sentence?

His abhorrence for any culture other than his own led him to discriminate against other races when hiring employees.

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In Uncategorized

What is the meaning of the word abhorrence?

Abhorrence is a negative word the definition means a feeling of loathing or disgust. This word is mainly used by people that are repulsed by something and that may insult some… (MORE)

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In Definitions

What is an abhorrence?

An abhorrence is something which causes feelings of extreme aversion or hatred in someone else.

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In Definitions

What is an abhorrency?

An abhorrency is something which causes a feeling of extreme aversion or hatred to something or someone else.

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In Definitions

What is an abhorrer?

An abhorrer is someone who abhors or hates - alternatively, it was used as a nickname during the seventeenth century for those who signed a petition to reconvene Parliament, a… (MORE)