Abominable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABOMINABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• hateful, detestable, also ABHOMINABLE
• very bad; terrible
• causing moral revulsion
• Worthy of, or causing, abhorrence, as a thing of evil omen; odious in the utmost degree; very hateful; detestable; loathsome; execrable.
• Excessive; large; -- used as an intensive.
• unequivocally detestable
• exceptionally bad or displeasing
• hateful, detestable
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• worthy of or causing disgust or hatre; detestable

Words related to ABOMINABLE

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Words that contain ABOMINABLE

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How to use ABOMINABLE in a sentence

• They were breaking the seventh commandment in an abominable way.
• It is most abominable of the former to have sent it here, and the more so since, in truth, he has not much to boast of.
• The king, on hearing that Saiawush had preferred Sudaveh to her daughter, and that he had meditated so abominable an offence, thought that death alone could expiate his crime.
• The ensuing night, the ensuing day, must have been full of abominable torment for Morange.
• For he paid to the gods abominable offerings, by beginning to slaughter human victims.
• Bosworth had pointed out the risk to her, she was ready enough to take the step, although still insisting that it was abominable.
• In this case, as in many others, the victim was the object of the private vengeance of a man who had had a grudge against him, and repaid it in that abominable manner.
• The rooms were carefully examined, and results all pointed to an abominable crime.
• The abominable custom of poisoning them, though much talked of, is rarely practised I believe in modern times.
• Sheikh Ahmed will explain the sobbing and wailing that used to distress them just as much as it mystified you all, and eventually caused suspicion of an abominable crime.
• It is a bad, yea an abominable thing for a man to have such servants.
• Deprived of the bread of angels, they easily gave way to the most abominable vices, and they have all gone to hell.
• This comes of the abominable selfishness preached as religion.
• By this means, to one I gave a hundred florins, to another six score, to another three hundred, according to that they were infamous, detestable, and abominable.
• It became the great object of his life to convince public opinion that those dogmas were both ridiculous and contemptible in themselves, and abominable in their results.
• The abominable traffic was declared entirely free in Santo Domingo, Cuba, and Puerto Rico by royal decree, February 28, 1789.
• That abominable old Frederic made them a military nation, and this is the inevitable consequence.
• I still believe that if that abominable practice can be suppressed by law it can only be by the most radical legislation consistent with the restraints of the Constitution.
• When, with much merriment at its abominable deficiency of merit, the exhibition was concluded, the German bade little Joe put his head into the box.
• Ah, my dear Sir, when after all these years I think of my adventure with that abominable Marquis, righteous and noble indignation almost strikes me dumb.
• Vasco writes that he was deformed, and so dirty and hideous that nothing more abominable could be imagined.
• Deep, deadly, and abominable curses, rang through the hall.
• Stokoe, who shrank from having the abominable indignity of inquisitor and spy tacked on to his high office and distinguished profession.

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