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Meanings of utterly abhorrent in English

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Usage of utterly abhorrent in English
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It's at this point we're going to warn you, the details are utterly abhorrent from here onwards.
The South African
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Even if those admissions are utterly abhorrent.
The South African
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Durham University has withdrawn a student's place after an investigation into " utterly abhorrent" comments on social media.
The Guardian
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To be compared to Hitler and to the extermination and murder of millions of Jews, I think it is utterly abhorrent.
The Guardian
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Meantime, facing a depleted Treasury, Gallatin found himself reduced to a mere "dealer of loans"- apositionutterly abhorrent to him.
Jefferson and His Colleagues: A Chronicle of the Virginia Dynast...
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Mr Justice White said he had considered imposing a life sentence for the offences "the nature of which I find utterly abhorrent".
The Irish Times
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'The thing that was utterly abhorrent to him,' said one of his friends, 'was to stop short.'
Eminent Victorians
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