Showing Results for "abhorred"

abhorred

[ab-hawrd] / æbˈhɔrd /

ADJECTIVE

detestable

Synonyms

WEAK

abhorrent accursed atrocious awful despicable disgusting execrable godawful grody gross hateable hateful heinous horrid lousy low-down maggot monstrous obnoxious odious offensive outrageous repugnant repulsive revolting rotten shocking sorry vile

Antonyms

WEAK

admirable adorable adored cherished likeable loveable prized respectable respected

ADJECTIVE

disgusted

Synonyms

STRONGEST

appalled outraged queasy tired unhappy weary

STRONG

displeased nauseated repelled repulsed revolted satiated scandalized sick

WEAK

fastidious fed up full up grossed out had bellyful had enough had it nauseous overwrought sick and tired of sick of squeamish turned off up to here

Antonyms

STRONGEST

activated fresh

WEAK

attracted delighted desirous happy pleased

ADJECTIVE

hated

Synonyms

STRONG

abominated anathematized avoided condemned cursed detested disliked execrated loathed shunned

WEAK

offensive undesirable unpopular

ADJECTIVE

unloved

Synonyms

STRONGEST

despised unappreciated

WEAK

detested disliked hated scorned unbeloved unpopular

Antonyms

WEAK

beloved liked loved

ADJECTIVE

unpopular

Synonyms

WEAK

avoided creepy despised detested disesteemed disfavored disliked drip dumpy execrated gross loathed loser lousy obnoxious ostracized out out of favor rejected scorned shunned unaccepted unattractive uncared-for undesirable unloved unvalued unwanted unwelcome weird wimpy

Antonyms

WEAK

delightful desirable fashionable liked popular wanted

Example Sentences

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Can I who know the right, and spring From Daśaratha, purest king— Can I commit a heinous crime, Abhorred by all through endless time?

From The Rámáyan of Válmíki, translated into English verse by Griffith, Ralph T. H. (Ralph Thomas Hotchkin)

Abhorred and circumvented as he was, old master, having the power, very easily took revenge.

From My Bondage and My Freedom by Douglass, Frederick

His Queen, that portent crowned, She that with name of wife was yet no wife, Abhorred that Cross and feared.

From Legends of the Saxon Saints by De Vere, Aubrey

Abhorred and intolerable certainty succeeded to the doubts which had haunted my mind.

From Caleb Williams Or Things as They Are by Godwin, William

O dark cloud, descendingI 1 Unutterably on me! invincible, Abhorred, borne onward by too sure a wind.

From The Seven Plays in English Verse by Sophocles

abhorred

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