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 abhorrence [əb'hɔrəns添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 厌恶, 痛恨

  1. Strong dislike or hatred; abhorrence.
    憎恶强烈的不喜欢或厌恶;憎恨
  2. A cordial abhorrence of waste.
    对浪费的深恶痛绝
  3. We all have an abhorrence of war.
    我们都有一种对战争的痛恨。


abhorrence
[ noun ]
hate coupled with disgust
<noun.feeling>


Abhorrence \Ab*hor"rence\, n.
Extreme hatred or detestation; the feeling of utter dislike.

  1. Currency rates will never be stable as long as nations pursue widely differing economic policies: abhorrence of inflation in West Germany vs. relative tolerance of it in the United States, for example.
  2. "The government expresses abhorrence for these criminal bomb attacks and condemns most categorically every form of terrorism, whatever its origin," a government statement said.
  3. He also repeated his long-held abhorrence of materialism, disdain for Western mass culture and belief that a democratic society can exist under a powerful leader.
  4. Throughout the Iran-Iraq war, the State Department has expressed grave abhorrence to chemical weapons.
  5. "It's hard to make anybody believe the author of `The Graduate' needs money," said Charles Webb, 49, who says his abhorrence of materialism led him to give away two houses in his salad days.
  6. Musavi warned the United States "that its latest crime against the Iranian people would only further arouse the abhorrence of (Iranians) against Washington," according to IRNA.
  7. McAfee's lawyer, Randall Davis, said Tuesday his client's wish to die stemmed from his "abhorrence to being dependent" on other people for his care.
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