abhorrence [əbˈhɒrəns, ingl. am. æbˈhɔ:r-] SUST. sin pl.
- abhorrence
- odraza f
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They are seldom unjust, and have a greater abhorrence of injustice than any other people.
en.wikipedia.org A riddle of nature's abhorrence of exact repetition or inability to produce it.
en.wikipedia.org I spoke last week about my abhorrence of incidents like this.
www.herald.ie His first course of lectures on sound were a complete failure, due to his abhorrence of public speaking.
en.wikipedia.org Nearly every colony had exacted a tax for church support, and the practice was so commonplace as to shock the freedom-loving colonials into a feeling of abhorrence.
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