Pronunciation: /əˈhɑːmɪnəbəl/
adjective Causing moral revulsion; detestable
A1 The weather was abhominable, with heavy rain and strong winds.
A2 The service at the restaurant was abhominable, with slow wait times and rude staff.
B1 The conditions in the prison were abhominable, with overcrowded cells and unsanitary facilities.
B2 The company's treatment of its employees was abhominable, with low wages and no benefits.
C1 The dictator's human rights abuses were abhominable, with widespread torture and oppression.
C2 The war crimes committed by the regime were truly abhominable, with mass atrocities and genocide.
formal The abhominable act of corruption has tarnished the reputation of the entire organization.
informal I can't believe he did something so abhominable, it's just plain wrong.
slang That movie was abhominable, I can't believe I wasted my time watching it.
figurative The abhominable weather made it impossible to enjoy our outdoor picnic.
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