abominous

English

Etymology

From Latin abominosus.

Adjective

abominous (comparative more abominous, superlative most abominous)

  1. Abominable, detestable, execrable.
    • 1647, John Cleaveland, The Character of a London-Diurnall‎[1]:
      Yet here's not all, I cannot halfe untruſs Et Caetera, it's so abominous
    • 2014, Tõnu Puu, Arts, Sciences, and Economics: A Historical Safari‎[2]:
      Under the influence of heavy drugs and suggestive psychotherapy, people could recall repressed memories and confess abominous crimes
    • 2016 September 15, P-Studio, Persona5, v1.0, Atlus, PlayStation 4, scene: Yusuke Kitegawa, after Madarame's defeat, level/area: Madarame's Palace, Central Garden:
      Yusuke: You're done for, along with this abominous world!
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