Significats de abominably selfish en anglès

I ought never to have given way; we were both abominably selfish.

Ah, m'amye, I am both very wise and abominably selfish.

I should like to hear you say-'Heis abominably selfish!'

We oughtn't to countenance such an abominably selfish practice.

I thought it abominably selfish of you.

For I have been abominably selfish.

It's abominably selfish of me, though.

Are we so abominably selfish, that we can be concerned at others having possession even of what we despise?

That, however, would probably have happened in any case, and to object on this account, even in his secret heart, would be abominably selfish.

Tom came home while she slept, and in the morning was cross and miserable-inpart, because he had been so abominably selfish to her.

Your current and customary mail-coach passenger, too, gets abominably selfish, schemes successfully for the best seat, the freshest egg, the right cut of the sirloin.

"It's the most abominably selfish thing I ever heard of!"

"I told the fellow very plainly that he was abominably selfish in this," he affirmed unexpectedly.