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something regarded as intensely hateful, disgusting, or morally repellent
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- hideous abomination
- an abomination to
- regard as an abomination
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The villagers called the stitched creature an abomination.
To the priest, the desecrated shrine was an abomination.
She refused to give the abomination a human name.
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Primary curation section: Horror. Names the object of revulsion, not merely the emotion. Can be moral condemnation or a literal monstrous thing; strongly negative. Plural: abominations. Related verb: abominate.
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