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Meanings of abominably in English
Portuguese
abissalmente Portuguese
de forma detestável Usage of abominably in English
1
The rocks at the north end of the beach are abominably slippery.
2
The iron was deeply rusted and the place itself smelled abominably stale.
3
I ought never to have given way; we were both abominably selfish.
4
In a great deal of my talk with D. I posed abominably.
5
It was the right thing to do, and it was done abominably.
6
And presently his soul rejected the lie he had abominably thought of.
7
The carriage, with bad springs and hard cushions, jolted the occupants abominably.
8
Presently he felt soothed and distant, though his hand was hurting abominably.
9
Nothing, except that I was abominably awkward and the crystal abominably slippery.
10
She knew she was behaving abominably, and she was glad of it.
11
Then she sent for me and talked beautifully, and I behaved abominably.
12
You have treated me abominably, to-day, Maurice; and I shan't forget it.
13
The skin was coarse, almost scaly, and her whole person sagged abominably.
14
He spoke to them abominably because he was frightened of their sex.
15
I would go to Canada-toQuebec-ifit was not so abominably cold.
16
Rickman, although at the moment dining with Jewdwine, was so abominably direct.
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