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Meanings of loathsomeness in English
Catalan
repugnància The quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions.
Usage of loathsomeness in English
1
The moral beauty transcended the loathsomeness of physical evil and deformity.
2
Here he lay several days, and its ever-increasing loathsomeness need not be described.
3
A loathsomeness that was to be forever in my daily work!
4
The sheer loathsomeness of nausea and vomiting does seem to serve a biological purpose.
5
And temptation had lost its loathsomeness now-itlooked again attractive.
6
Then he sighed, and thrust its loathsomeness into our faces.
7
It begged for love, for condonation of the writer's loathsomeness.
8
Has then the Queen lent that loathsomeness her voice also?'
9
But the stench of the interior loathsomeness oozes through.
10
This awful state visited him in all its loathsomeness.
11
Nothing suggested the glory of a soldier's death nor mitigated the loathsomeness of the incident.
12
She realized his talent, and it almost made her forget his cunning and his loathsomeness.
13
The horrible loathsomeness, the contagiousness, the non-curableness, etc.
14
Inspire us also with an abhorrence of the loathsomeness of vice, and the pollutions of sensual pleasure.
15
Every breath exhaled by that monster seemed to have clung to the place and intensified its loathsomeness.
16
And his loathsomeness, too, was abject, so that a simply disgusting person would have appeared noble by his side.
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