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aversão
catalão
repugnància
espanhol
horror
Hate coupled with disgust.
disgust
aversion
loathing
abhorrence
detestation
odium
execration
português
aversão
1
The moment when I looked for the first time, upon the
abomination
.
2
To worship in such spots was an
abomination
to the early Christian.
3
Woman is the capsheaf of the
abomination
of desolation-full of all deviltry.
4
War is certainly an
abomination
,
both at home and in the field.
5
I heard the shouted word
abomination
,
then the sound of electrical discharge.
6
Never was the
abomination
of the world so active as at present.
7
The
abomination
of desolation raised its voice to heaven: let it cease.
8
Gradually the spirit of the Gospel had been triumphing over this
abomination
.
9
One
abomination
more was to signalize the inhuman spirit of the time.
10
Offer sacrifice no more in vain: incense is an
abomination
to me.
11
He is wearing a beard, notoriously the most germ-ridden
abomination
in existence.
12
Mixed hockey is an
abomination
;
splendid sport absolutely spoiled for both sexes.
13
We found the temple uninteresting, and the cemetery an
abomination
of desolation.
14
What happened to the chief was an
abomination
to him as well.
15
They said I was an
abomination
of mixed spirits, half-man and half-animal.
16
The day is at hand, for the
abomination
is at its height.
abomination
great abomination
such abomination
utter abomination
absolute abomination
commit abomination
português
aversão
repulsa
horror
asco
repugnância
repulsão
ódio
detestação
execração
abominação
catalão
repugnància
rancor
aversió
animadversió
execració
fàstic
ressentiment
rancúnia
espanhol
horror
asco
aborrecimiento
detestación
aversión
abominación
odio
execración