Dictionary definition of abominate

1. She couldn't help but abominate the taste of brussels sprouts.
2. Many abominate the idea of war, yearning for peace.
3. They abominate the exploitation of workers and advocate for fair wages.
4. To abominate racism, we must actively work against it.
5. His actions made him abominate himself, leading to self-reflection.
6. We abominate the thought of cruelty to animals.
7. Some people abominate the taste of cilantro, comparing it to soap.
8. Historians abominate the destruction of ancient artifacts.
9. I abominate when people use their phones during a movie.
10. You may abominate the cold weather, but some find it invigorating.
11. Teachers usually abominate plagiarism in academic work.
12. In the 1800s, abolitionists worked tirelessly because they abominate slavery.
13. The townspeople abominate the mayor's decision to close the community center.
14. The chef will abominate if you ask for ketchup in his gourmet restaurant.
15. They abominate the corruption that is rampant in their government.
16. We should abominate actions that harm the environment.
17. Children often abominate eating vegetables, preferring sweets instead.
18. The critics abominate the new play, calling it the worst of the decade.
19. Environmentalists abominate the excessive use of plastic.
20. Many gamers abominate when a highly anticipated game is full of bugs.
21. The students abominate the new policy that bans cell phones in school.
22. Citizens abominate the thought of an increase in taxes without any improvement in services.
23. She will abominate having to wake up early for the flight.
24. Animal lovers abominate the use of fur in fashion.