Meanings of so abhorrent in English

To no people would a traitor be so abhorrent.

There is no indignity so abhorrent to their feelings!

No action on the part of the Federal Government was so abhorrent to the rebel army.

And the prince was so abhorrent to me.

But there was something so abhorrent about compound life that it overshadowed everything that made it appear desirable.

The board in front of me contains information about actions so heinous, so abhorrent that my stomach is suddenly churning.

If The Firm is so abhorrent, why are they still resolutely using their titles, including liberally sprinkling them through official communiques?

Ninon, on the watch for a repetition of his former manifestations, quickly perceived the return of a love so abhorrent to nature.

By that time, Rome was embracing the very customs it had found so abhorrent in Antony and Cleopatra -divinemonarchy and eastern extravagance.

No man-thatis, no gentleman-couldpossibly be attracted by Mr. Slope, or consent to sit at the feet of so abhorrent a Gamaliel.

There are few who will care to hear more about a subject so abhorrent to all, and I care less to write about it.

He said a year later, in the Senate, The people of the United States never can and never will accept principles so unconstitutional, so abhorrent.

One has no objection to their praise, nor to any amount of it; what is so abhorrent is their advice, and still more their disapproval.

A doctrine so abhorrent to the conscience, so contrary to the well nigh universal belief, and so fruitful of evil, certainly can not be true.

Not a word of this change, so abhorrent to all the notions of poor Augustine Caxton, had been breathed to him by Peck or Tibbets.

The poor voyageurs, too, continually irritated his spleen by their "lubberly" and unseemly habits, so abhorrent to one accustomed to the cleanliness of a man-of-war.