Abominables (en. Abominable)

/a.βo.mi.ná.βles/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
Causing rejection or disdain due to negative qualities.
The abominable actions of that individual cannot be forgiven.
Las acciones abominables de ese individuo no pueden ser perdonadas.
Morally or ethically unacceptable.
It is abominable to treat others with disdain.
Es abominable tratar a los demás con desdén.
Provoking horror or outrage.
The crime was so abominable that it shocked the community.
El crimen fue tan abominable que conmocionó a la comunidad.

Etymology

From the Latin 'abominabilis', meaning 'detestable' or 'feared'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

abominable actions
Actions that are morally unacceptable or horrific.
acciones abominables
abominable thoughts
Ideas that cause strong disapproval or rejection.
pensamientos abominables
abominable deeds
Events or situations that are extremely negative.
hechos abominables

Related Words

abomination
Action or effect of abominating, feeling of rejection towards something.
abominación
to abominate
To feel aversion or repugnance towards something.
abominar
to detest it
To hate something deeply.
detestarlo

Slang Meanings

Something despicable or unacceptable.
That situation was an abominable thing, I can't believe it happened.
Esa situación fue una cosa abominable, no puedo creer que sucediera.
Description of an immoral act.
What he did is totally abominable, it cannot be forgiven.
Lo que hizo es totalmente abominable, no tiene perdón.