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Meanings of most loathsome in English
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Usage of most loathsome in English
1
She was drawn to its most loathsome depths ere retribution overtook her.
2
Of all modern vices, that seems to me the most loathsome.
3
You're the most loathsome beast that it's ever been my misfortune to meet.
4
The very dirtiest and most loathsome building I ever saw.
5
Humanity, in its most loathsome forms, is presented to him.
6
The most loathsome irresolution and incapacity have been exhibited in some of the highest quarters.
7
Their bodies were so found, half burned up, and sending out a most loathsome savour.
8
DuPris touching her face in the most loathsome way.
9
Resignation is the most loathsome of the virtues.
10
That on the right leads to another, appropriated to nuns suffering with the most loathsome disease.
11
Here were drunkenness, deadly sickness, and reckless and shameless profanity, all of the most loathsome character.
12
He would, he said, make them eat dirt, the vilest and most loathsome of all dirt.
13
At least, sir, our statesmen are not yet attacked by this most loathsome of political leprosies.
14
The most loathsome of diseases prevailed throughout the tribes, nor were the youngest infants exempt from them.
15
But he first imprisoned them in a most loathsome jail, allowing them only grains for their food.
16
The most loathsome diseases prevailed among them.
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