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    Abominable (en. Abominable)

    /a.bo.mi.'na.βle/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Worthy of being abominated, that is, provoking a strong rejection.
    The crime he committed was considered abominable.
    El crimen que cometió fue considerado abominable.
    Extremely unpleasant or despicable.
    The situation was so abominable that no one wanted to see it.
    La situación era tan abominable que nadie quería verla.
    That arouses aversion or dislike.
    His attitudes were considered abominable by his peers.
    Sus actitudes eran consideradas abominables por sus compañeros.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'abominabilis', meaning 'reprehensible' or 'detestable'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    abominable act
    An act that is extremely bad or condemnable.
    acto abominable
    abominable sin
    A transgression that is considered especially grave.
    pecado abominable
    abominable snowman
    Cryptid that is supposedly inhabiting the mountainous regions of the Himalayas.
    abominable hombre de las nieves

    Related Words

    abomination
    Action or thing that is considered contrary to morality.
    abominación
    abominator
    That abominates or despises something.
    abominador
    abominably
    In an abominable manner.
    abominablemente

    Slang Meanings

    Something very bad or of poor quality.
    That movie was abominable, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
    Esa película fue abominable, no la recomendaría a nadie.
    Used to describe very negative behavior.
    His attitude today was abominable, I don't understand why he acted that way.
    Su actitud hoy fue abominable, no entiendo por qué actuó así.