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abhorred

/əbˈhɔːd/

/æbˈhɔrd/

abhorredpast participle

/əbˈhɔːd/

/əbˈhɔrd/

Used as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb 'abhor'.

Translations

abhorré

The abhorred tyrant was overthrown by the people.

Le tyran abhorré a été renversé par le peuple.

Definitions

Regarded with disgust and hatred; detested.

The abhorred tyrant was overthrown by the people.

abhorredadjective

more abhorred

Comp.

most abhorred

Super.

/əbˈhɔːd/

/əbˈhɔrd/

Translations

abhorré

The abhorred practice of animal cruelty was condemned by the community.

La pratique abhorrée de la cruauté envers les animaux a été condamnée par la communauté.

Definitions

Regarded with disgust and hatred.

The abhorred practice of animal cruelty was condemned by the community.

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abhorverb

abhorred

Past Simple

abhorred

Past Simple

abhorred

Past Participle

abhorring

ing-form

/əbˈhɔː/

/æbˈhɔr/

Translations

avoir horreur deEmploi courant ; exprime une forte répulsion ou une aversion intense.

She abhors any form of cruelty towards animals.

Elle a horreur de toute forme de cruauté envers les animaux.

abominerSoutenu ; insiste sur le dégoût ou l'aversion très forte.

I abhor hypocrisy.

J'abomine l'hypocrisie.

Additional translations

abhorerLittéraire, soutenu.

reculer d'horreurVieilli, intransitif ; exprime le fait de se détourner avec horreur ou dégoût.

Definitions

To regard with disgust and hatred.

She abhors any form of cruelty towards animals.

Obsolete, intransitive: to feel hatred or loathing; shrink away in disgust or fear.

He abhorred at the sight of blood.

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