单词	abominable
释义	abominablea‧bom‧i‧na‧ble /əˈbɒmɪnəbəl, -mənə- $ əˈbɑː-/ adjective Word Origin WORD ORIGINabominable Origin: 1300-1400 Old French, Latin abominabilis, from abominari ‘to treat as a bad omen, abominate’, from ab- ‘away’ + omen ( ➔ OMEN) Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES an abominable crime EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS He found it hard to describe to me the abominable way in which he was treated in a prisoner of war camp. Here was a man, held in high esteem by outsiders, yet his behaviour inside the home was abominable. How could the kind, divinely blessed, allow this abominable act? That was the last abominable shot I hit that day. The facts were too bad, too bald, abominable, pitiful. Whatever happened, she wouldn't let her determination waver over the rejection of the abominable Draper. extremely unpleasant or of very bad quality SYN  terrible:  abominable cruelty—abominably adverb:  Mavis behaved abominably.
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