Abominably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABOMINABLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an abominable manner; very odiously; detestably.
ADVERB:
• ABOMINABLE, hateful, detestable, also ABHOMINABLE
• very badly
• very unpleasantly or unfairly
• in an offensive and hateful manner
• in a terrible manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• worthy of or causing disgust or hatre; detestable

Words related to ABOMINABLY

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How to use ABOMINABLY in a sentence

• Makes me surer than ever that he has an abominably deep purpose in using his wits to hang on here.
• Again he apologized, tried to collect his thoughts, but still played abominably.
• I am not going to dance with you because you are behaving abominably to-day, and you did yesterday and the day before that.
• And there was nothing to do, and my thoughts ran abominably on in vain speculations.
• The whole thing was abominably disagreeable to him, but it had to be done, he had promised Ethel it should be done.
• Dungeons were built on all the estates, and they were often abominably filthy, and infested with loathsome and venomous vermin.
• An acute spasm of pain passed through me, and I was aware that the Swede had hold of me in such a way that he hurt me abominably.
• The first time I carried you you were an infant howling abominably.
• He had treated her abominably, had finally deserted her, and she was trying to get a divorce.
• Well, said I, all I can say is, that if this be true, he has used a young lady of my acquaintance abominably ill, and I wish with all my soul his wife may plague his heart out.
• In the first place, his handwriting was so abominably bad that she was obliged to guess at his meaning.
• A well person has no right to be so abominably bad-tempered or moody that he cannot keep people from finding it out.
• The Prefect of Police had an arm in a sling, but he was bright and shining as a new ten-rouble piece, while he, poor Rouletabille, was so abominably soiled and depressed.
• I remember that I deliberately thought of Marie because it hurt so abominably.
• And it was marked, stained abominably, that he went from her presence.
• Now then, Doyle! I understand that you are in an abominably bad temper about something, and have come down here with the intention of working it off on me.
• It smelt abominably, but nobody dared go out into the open to bury it.
• Towards the beginning of the eighteenth century much harm was done to the cathedral by the zeal of Bishop Bisse, one of those irritating people who mean well but act abominably.
• A lot of the evidence against him was quite true, but the prosecution had twisted it abominably.
• Yet rake I am, and abominably so, for a person that begins to wrinkle reverendly.
• Across the fields a line of gaunt iron standards, abominably designed, carried an electric cable to some unknown end.
• Our drinking water became worse day by day, and smelt abominably of the leathern receptacles in which we were compelled to keep it.
• An abominably low, deceitful creature, that Theodore, you will see anon.
• The people are stout and very fair, with ruddy cheeks, but abominably dirty.
• Could it have gone astray? The Post Office was abominably careless at times.
• All that The Author could find only deepened his uncertainty, and this made him abominably cross, an ill temper increased by the presence of Mr.
• He spoke to them abominably because he was frightened of their sex.
• King had no hesitation in saying he was abominably lazy.
• Last of all it emitted a thin, wailing sound that made everybody abominably unhappy.

Similar words containing ABOMINAB without suffix ly

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