Aún no tenemos significados para "as abhorrent".
1An unlucky man was as abhorrent to him as a negligent one.
2Massoud described the Saudi's puritanical, intolerant outlook on Islam as abhorrent to Afghans.
3Controversy is as abhorrent to me as gin to a reclaimed drunkard; but oh dear!
4The idea of living separately was just as abhorrent to him as it was to her.
5The American television network ABC described the star's tweet as abhorrent, repugnant and inconsistent with its values.
6Tanaiste Joan Burton has described the fatal attack on French publication Charlie Hebdo as abhorrent and an atrocity.
7Tell them that to kill a male shall be as abhorrent to them as to kill another female.
8And the sheer professionalisation of the process will doubtless strike as abhorrent those who prefer to coo over Tom Daley.
9A spokesperson for the university has described the group's views as abhorrent but said they are protected by freedom of speech.
10In response to questions from the ABC, a Defence spokesperson said: Defence and the ADF reject as abhorrent everything this flag represents.
11Madam, - The President's denunciation of the publication of cartoons of the prophet Muhammad as abhorrent to the Irish people was out of place.
12As abhorrent as his actions were, kidnap was another order of magnitude.
13As abhorrent as his words were, they may not have been directed at anyone in particular.
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