Abhor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABHOR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to loathe, hate
• regard with disgust and hatred
• detest utterly
• To shrink back with shuddering from; to regard with horror or detestation; to feel excessive repugnance toward; to detest to extremity; to loathe.
• To fill with horror or disgust.
• To protest against; to reject solemnly.
• To shrink back with horror, disgust, or dislike; to be contrary or averse; -- with
• find repugnant

Words related to ABHOR

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Words that contain ABHOR

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How to use ABHOR in a sentence

• These are the fowls which ye shall abhor and which shall not be eaten, for they are an abomination.
• We may abhor it, but it was the great idea of Mediaeval Europe, which no one could resist, and which kept society from dissolution.
• In short, we should esteem Virtue though in a Foe, and abhor Vice though in a Friend.
• Is it so different in your country? Sometimes I abhor this life and would hear of another.
• Shall I not hate them who abhor me? Listen to me, Frankenstein.
• With this was connected such a view of both the majesty and goodness of God, as caused him to loathe and abhor himself, and to repent as in dust and ashes.
• To abhor the makers, and their laws approve, Is to hate traitors, and the treason love.
• The agrarian and political outrage is often perpetrated by men who possess the best virtues of humanity, and whose hearts as individuals actually abhor the crime.
• They themselves abhor deception and they distrust no man until they find him out.
• I abhor all crime, and much prefer that you should live.
• I do not hesitate to say that I do cordially abhor it.
• I abhor the sea, and am peevish with every creature about me.
• John Wesley and others, declare we had no such meaning, and that we abhor the doctrine of justification by works as a most perilous and abominable doctrine.
• We abhor the follies of war, and are not untried in its distresses and calamities.
• Thou, therefore, vex me not in my distress, Lest I abhor to see thee in my tent, And, borne beyond all limits, set at nought 715 Thee, and thy prayer, and the command of Jove.
• Painful to existing prejudice as this may be, we must learn to abhor it, as we abhor similar transgressions by vulgar offenders.
• You know that I abhor, as much as you do, the cruel massacre at the temple.
• I abhor the judgment of the world by which a woman may be punished because she is trying to be pure, and dragged down because she is rising from the dirt.
• Esteem not his fault farther than help may be, But grant him thy grace, as he offendeth so deeply, Thee to remember, and abhor his misery.
• Fly from these men, abhor and hate them as much as I do, and upon my faith you will find yourselves the better for it.
• The preachers of Varennes, saith Panurge, detest and abhor the second marriages, as altogether foolish and dishonest.
• I hate, I abhor myself for feeling things so acutely.
• I rejoice to say that the young man whom, of all others, I particularly abhor, has left Bath.
• The libretto was written by some obscure person who never reads my criticisms for if he did he would know that I abhor Dutch dialect.
• You abhor the idea of being drowned as an inside job.
• The floors I abhor, made of red tiles in the shape of Mrs.
• The deeper sense we have of sin, the more we abhor ourselves for sin, the more welcome to his grace.
• Well, then, how can I, who call myself a Christian, do what I should abhor even in the heathen? No.
• Men forced into an involuntary independence will abhor the authors of a blessing which in their eyes has so very near a resemblance to a curse.
• I abhor narrow-mindedness! I am a trifle fraudulent in a harmless way, which I am free to confess is more than a trifle fascinating to most of the men I know.
• I should abhor and hate the murderer of my father, I suppose, but somehow I can not.

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