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She abhors violence.abhors = hates
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However much we abhor it, we must be prepared for war.abhor = hate
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Afghans cherish custom but abhor rules. (source)abhor = hate or detest
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The abhorrence on his cheeks was growing thicker by the moment. (source)abhorrence = disgust (showing)
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Reptiles are abhorrent because of their cold body, pale color, cartilaginous skeleton, filthy skin, fierce aspect, calculating eye, offensive smell, harsh voice, squalid habitation, and terrible venom; (source)abhorrent = disgusting
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To eat a human being, even if the person had died naturally, would be abhorrent for him. (source)abhorrent = disgusting and detestable
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When I awoke, I suddenly understood that this propensity for self-destruction was not an abomination, not something to be ashamed of or abhorred; it was our greatest strength. (source)abhorred = disgusted by
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They abhor us. (source)abhor = hate or detest
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For, as it was impossible to assign a reason for such distrust and abhorrence, so Mr. Dimmesdale, conscious that the poison of one morbid spot was infecting his heart's entire substance, attributed all his presentiments to no other cause. (source)abhorrence = disgust or hatred
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The only thing that had kept me from it was hope; and now to sustain my hopes, would I commit an abhorrent act? (source)abhorrent = disgusting
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He says that when a species becomes extinct, some other species moves in to fill up the ecological niche, because Nature abhors a vacuum. (source)abhors = hates
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And would his religious, God-fearing, crime-abhorring mother be more credulous than they?† (source)abhorring = detesting
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He abhorred those who were born into wealth, and rather enjoyed doing things the 'sophisticated people' would never do. (source)abhorred = detested (hated)
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I do utterly abhor ... it as plain villainy. (source)abhor = hate
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I prefer to be true to myself, even at the hazard of incurring the ridicule of others, rather than to be false, and incur my own abhorrence. (source)abhorrence = disgust
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She was one of the few things abhorrent to him that he could touch and therefore hurt. (source)abhorrent = disgusting (hated or detested)
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