9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Abhor' in a Sentence
"To feel intense dislike or hatred towards something; to detest or loathe completely." more
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By the time he finishes the documentary, she will have abhorred the cruelty inflicted on animals.
By the final chapter, readers will have abhorred the antagonist's malevolent actions.
They will have abhorred the polluted air in the city after spending a year there.
After the incident, she will have abhorred the idea of bungee jumping.
By the deadline, he will have abhorred the tedious process of filling out paperwork.
After the meeting, employees will have abhorred the new restrictive policies.
After the debate, she will have abhorred the politician's lack of integrity.
After the experiment, scientists will have abhorred the unforeseen side effects.
By the end of the play, the audience will have abhorred the villain's wicked schemes.
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