Significados de hold in abhorrence em inglês

The Suffragists profess to hold in abhorrence churchly and polygamous rule.

The Peris subsist wholly on perfumes, which the Dives, being of a grosser nature, hold in abhorrence.

The favourite had professed to hold in abhorrence those means by which preceding ministers had kept the House of Commons in good humour.

The assassin has been held in abhorrence among all people and in all ages.

The Turkish pipes which his grandfather loved he holds in abhorrence, and habitually smokes cigarettes.

But these extreme opinions were generally held in abhorrence.

Fasting, under that name, she held in abhorrence.

That is-Theywere despised, and held in abhorrence: they were men of sorrow, and familiar with suffering.

Yet any one in that day who advanced the idea of freeing the slaves was held in abhorrence.

To think yourself held in abhorrence by others, predicts that your good intentions to others will subside into selfishness.

In the name of their human dignity, they have no right to remain there where they are held in abhorrence.

He held in abhorrence the superstitious observances of the Romish Church, and set his face against the celibacy of the clergy.

'I admired his shining qualities, but his odious vices I freely censured and held in abhorrence.'

For, though the government which he represented was held in abhorrence, his liberal housekeeping and exact payments had made him personally popular.

On this account the whole race of Riddells was, during more than a century, held in abhorrence by the great tribe of Campbell.

It had been swept away by an irresistible outbreak of popular fury; and its memory was still held in abhorrence by the whole city.