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1 abhorrence
* * *[-'ho-]noun der Abscheu* * *ab·hor·rence[əbˈhɒrən(t)s, AM æbˈhɔ:r-]she has an \abhorrence of change sie hasst Veränderungento look at [or to regard] sb/sth with \abhorrence jdn/etw mit Abscheu betrachten* * *[əb'hɒrəns]nAbscheu f (of vor +dat)* * *1. Abscheu m/f (of vor dat; at über akk):have an abhorrence of, hold in abhorrence → academic.ru/81/abhor">abhor2. Gegenstand m des Abscheus:hypocrisy is my abhorrence Heuchelei ist mir ein Gräuel* * *noun, no pl.(loathing) Abneigung, die (of gegen)* * *n.Abscheu - f.Verachtung f. -
2 abhorrence
ab·hor·rence [əbʼhɒrən(t)s, Am æbʼhɔ:r-] nAbscheu f (of vor +dat /gegen +akk);she has an \abhorrence of change sie hasst Veränderungen;to look at sb/ sth in [or with] \abhorrence, to regard sb/sth with \abhorrence jdn/etw mit Abscheu betrachten -
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4 abhor
* * *[əb'ho:]past tense, past participle - abhorred; verb(to hate very much: The headmaster abhors violence.) verabscheuen- academic.ru/82/abhorrence">abhorrence- abhorrent* * *ab·hor<- rr->[əbˈhɔ:ʳ, AM æbˈhɔ:r]vt ( form)▪ to \abhor sb/sth jdn/etw verabscheuen* * *[əb'hɔː(r)]vtverabscheuen* * ** * ** * *v.verabscheuen v. -
5 abomination
noun2) (object of disgust) Abscheulichkeit, die* * *noun der Abscheu* * *abomi·na·tion[əˌbɒmɪˈneɪʃən, AM -ˌbɑ:m-]n ( dated)to have an absolute \abomination of sth etw zutiefst verabscheuenthis painting is an \abomination dieses Gemälde ist einfach scheußlich* * *[ə"bɒmI'neISən]n1) no pl Verabscheuung f* * *1. Abscheu m/f (of vor dat):hold sth in abomination etwas verabscheuen2. Scheußlichkeit f, Gemeinheit f (Tat etc)3. Gegenstand m des Abscheus:be sb’s pet abomination umg jemandem ein wahrer Gräuel sein* * *noun2) (object of disgust) Abscheulichkeit, die* * *n.Abscheu - f.Abscheulichkeit f.
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Abhorrence — … Deutsch Wikipedia
Abhorrence — Ab*hor rence, n. Extreme hatred or detestation; the feeling of utter dislike. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
abhorrence — index alienation (estrangement), contempt (disdain), disapprobation, disapproval, disdain, hatred … Law dictionary
abhorrence — (n.) 1650s; see ABHORRENT (Cf. abhorrent) + ENCE (Cf. ence) … Etymology dictionary
abhorrence — detestation, loathing, abomination, hatred, hate (see under HATE vb) Analogous words: distaste, repugnance, repellency (see corresponding adjectives at REPUGNANT): horror, dismay (see FEAR) Antonyms: admiration: enjoyment Contrasted words: esteem … New Dictionary of Synonyms
abhorrence — [n] disgust detestation, enmity, hate, hatred, horror, loathing, malice, odium, repugnance, revulsion; concepts 410,720 … New thesaurus
abhorrence — [abhôr′əns, abhär′əns] n. 1. an abhorring; loathing; detestation 2. something abhorred; something repugnant SYN. AVERSION … English World dictionary
Abhorrence — Infobox musical artist Name = Abhorrence Img capt = Img size = Landscape = Yes Background = group or band Alias = Origin = Finland Genre = Death metal Years active = 1989 1990 Label = Seraphic Decay Records Associated acts = Amorphis URL =… … Wikipedia
abhorrence — [[t]æbhɒ̱rəns, AM hɔ͟ːr [/t]] N UNCOUNT: usu with supp, oft poss N, N of n Someone s abhorrence of something is their strong hatred of it. [FORMAL] They are anxious to show their abhorrence of racism. Syn: hatred … English dictionary
abhorrence — abhorrent ► ADJECTIVE ▪ inspiring disgust and loathing. DERIVATIVES abhorrence noun … English terms dictionary
abhorrence — noun Date: 1660 1. a. the act or state of abhorring b. the feeling of one who abhors 2. one that is abhorred … New Collegiate Dictionary