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abhorred
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/əbˈhɔːd/
US
/æbˈhɔrd/
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abhorred
past participle
UK
/əbˈhɔːd/
US
/əbˈhɔrd/
Used as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb 'abhor'.
abhorred
adjective
more abhorred
Comp.
most abhorred
Super.
UK
/əbˈhɔːd/
US
/əbˈhɔrd/
ненавистный
The abhorred villain was finally captured by the hero.
Ненавистный злодей наконец был пойман героем.
Synonyms
detested
loathed
hated
despised
reviled
Antonyms
admired
loved
cherished
abhor
verb
abhorred
Past Simple
abhorred
Past Simple
abhorred
Past Participle
abhorring
Gerund
UK
/əbˈhɔː/
US
/æbˈhɔr/
ненавидеть
I abhor violence in all its forms.
Я ненавижу насилие во всех его формах.
питать отвращение
She abhors any form of cruelty to animals.
Она питает отвращение к любой форме жестокости по отношению к животным.
Additional translations
гнушаться
брезговать
Synonyms
detest
loathe
hate
despise
abominate
Antonyms
love
admire
cherish
Definitions
abhorred
past participle
Regarded with disgust and hatred; detested.
The abhorred tyrant was overthrown by the people.
abhorred
adjective
Regarded with disgust and hatred.
The abhorred practice of animal cruelty was condemned by the community.
abhor
verb
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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