abhorrence

Morgan avoided the Headlight office, for there was a sensitive spot in his heart that Rhetta's abhorrence of him hurt keenly.

So, worse and worse became the man's condition, greater and greater his abhorrence of what is counted a delicate bit of eating.

These manners and customs they were obliged to adopt in order to avoid becoming objects of abhorrence.

Is this system so very vicious, that it deserves nothing but abhorrence and destruction?

We can never honour Voltaire too long nor too deeply for the vehemence and sincerity of his abhorrence of the military spirit.

Let him inspire them with abhorrence of the man-stealer—the slaveholder.

The Pennsylvanians never had an army; they always held war in abhorrence.

But, now they knew, they ought to show their abhorrence of such conduct.

The Colonel turned away in abhorrence, but disdained any reply.

He looked at her silently for a moment or two, almost with abhorrence.