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Meaning of abhorrences
The primary meaning of the word "abhorrences" refers to feelings of intense dislike or disgust.
Etymology of abhorrences
The word "abhorrences" originates from the Old French word "abhorrence," which is derived from the Latin words "ab" (away from) and "horrence" (a shuddering or shrinking), with the suffix "-es" added to form the plural noun.
The word has been in use since the 15th century to describe strong feelings of dislike or disgust.
Synonyms
aversions
repulsions
distastes
dislikes
disgusts
horrors
detestations
loathings
abominations
repugnances
antagonisms
hostilities
animosities
odiums
antipathies
aversions
repellences
revulsions
nauseas
sicknesses
queasiness
distastes
displeasures
discontentments
dissatisfactions
disgruntlements
discontentments
Definitions
- A feeling of intense dislike or disgust:
- * The politician's actions sparked widespread abhorrence among the public.
- * The thought of eating spoiled food fills me with abhorrence.
- * A person or thing that causes such a feeling:
- * The corrupt businessman was an abhorrence to the community.
Usage Examples
- The news of the natural disaster filled the nation with abhorrence for the destruction it caused.
- * The smell of rotten garbage evoked strong abhorrence in everyone who passed by.
- * The thought of animal cruelty fills many people with abhorrence and a desire to help.
Antonyms
attractions
likings
loves
affections
fondnesses
tastes
appreciations
enjoyments
pleasures
delights
gratifications
satisfactions
contentments
happinesses
joys
adorations
admirations
worships
reverences
respects
estimes