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Meanings of utmost abhorrence in English
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Usage of utmost abhorrence in English
1
Attempts so wicked, wherever they exist, can not fail to excite our utmost abhorrence.
2
By the by, I have heard that you English entertain the utmost abhorrence of murder.
3
I had the utmost abhorrence of a lie, so I forbade the footman to tell any.
4
In the austere system, on the contrary, those excesses are regarded with the utmost abhorrence and detestation.
5
Idolatry, and the worship of other Gods than one, were held to be crimes worthy of the utmost abhorrence and the severest punishment.
6
They all regarded the crime with the utmost abhorrence, and felt mortified that any of their party should be guilty of conduct so revolting.
7
Mary's name has come down to us associated with an epithet expressive of the utmost abhorrence (S342); but she deserves pity rather than detestation.