abhorrent

At a time when many in our community require services to make it through an isolating pandemic, attempting to grant providers a license to discriminate is abhorrent.

Gillian had fled to her mother, entreating her to explain to her father that such jests were abhorrent to her.

At the same time the doctrine of future rewards and punishments reached an abhorrent evolution.

They received us kindly and fed us well only to devote us to the most abhorrent of deaths.

These representations disclose the most abhorrent and execrable cruelties.

I do not care to boast, you understand, and to be forced into self-praise is abhorrent to me.

Anarchy, hateful as Death, is abhorrent to the whole nature of man; and must itself soon die.

Such a hideous catastrophe should be abhorrent to both sides.

The tell-tale is abhorrent even to the least developed moral sensibility.

Selling against the law of my country would be abhorrent to me personally.