abhor

ab·hor

A0014400 (ăb-hôr′)tr.v. ab·horred, ab·hor·ring, ab·hors To regard with horror or loathing; detest: "The problem with Establishment Republicans is they abhor the unseemliness of a political brawl" (Patrick J. Buchanan).

---

[Middle English abhorren, from Latin abhorrēre, to shrink from : ab-, from; see ab-¹ + horrēre, to shudder.]

---

ab·hor′rer n.

abhor

(əbˈhɔː) vb, -hors, -horring or -horred (tr) to detest vehemently; find repugnant; reject[C15: from Latin abhorrēre to shudder at, shrink from, from ab- away from + horrēre to bristle, shudder] abˈhorrer n

ab•hor

(æbˈhɔr)

v.t. -horred, -hor•ring. to regard with extreme repugnance or aversion; detest; loathe. [1400–50; late Middle English < Latin abhorrēre to shrink back from, shudder at =ab- ab- + horrēre to bristle, tremble] ab•hor′rer, n. syn: See hate.

abhor

Past participle: abhorred
Gerund: abhorring

Imperative
abhor
abhor

Present
I abhor
you abhor
he/she/it abhors
we abhor
you abhor
they abhor

Preterite
I abhorred
you abhorred
he/she/it abhorred
we abhorred
you abhorred
they abhorred

Present Continuous
I am abhorring
you are abhorring
he/she/it is abhorring
we are abhorring
you are abhorring
they are abhorring

Present Perfect
I have abhorred
you have abhorred
he/she/it has abhorred
we have abhorred
you have abhorred
they have abhorred

Past Continuous
I was abhorring
you were abhorring
he/she/it was abhorring
we were abhorring
you were abhorring
they were abhorring

Past Perfect
I had abhorred
you had abhorred
he/she/it had abhorred
we had abhorred
you had abhorred
they had abhorred

Future
I will abhor
you will abhor
he/she/it will abhor
we will abhor
you will abhor
they will abhor

Future Perfect
I will have abhorred
you will have abhorred
he/she/it will have abhorred
we will have abhorred
you will have abhorred
they will have abhorred

Future Continuous
I will be abhorring
you will be abhorring
he/she/it will be abhorring
we will be abhorring
you will be abhorring
they will be abhorring

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been abhorring
you have been abhorring
he/she/it has been abhorring
we have been abhorring
you have been abhorring
they have been abhorring

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been abhorring
you will have been abhorring
he/she/it will have been abhorring
we will have been abhorring
you will have been abhorring
they will have been abhorring

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been abhorring
you had been abhorring
he/she/it had been abhorring
we had been abhorring
you had been abhorring
they had been abhorring

Conditional
I would abhor
you would abhor
he/she/it would abhor
we would abhor
you would abhor
they would abhor

Past Conditional
I would have abhorred
you would have abhorred
he/she/it would have abhorred
we would have abhorred
you would have abhorred
they would have abhorred

Thesaurus

Verb

1.

abhor - find repugnant; "I loathe that man"; "She abhors cats"abominate, execrate, loathedetest, hate - dislike intensely; feel antipathy or aversion towards; "I hate Mexican food"; "She detests politicians"

abhor

verb hate, loathe, despise, detest, shrink from, shudder at, recoil from, be repelled by, have an aversion to, abominate, execrate, regard with repugnance or horror He was a man who abhorred violence.
like, love, enjoy, admire, relish, adore, cherish, delight in

abhor

verbTo regard with extreme dislike and hostility:abominate, despise, detest, execrate, hate, loathe.

Translations

憎恶痛恨

abhor

(əbˈhoː) – past tense, past participle abˈhorred – verb to hate very much. The headmaster abhors violence. 憎惡，痛恨 憎恶，痛恨 abˈhorrence (-ˈho-) noun 憎惡 憎恶abˈhorrent (-ˈho-) adjective (with to) hateful. Fighting was abhorrent to him. 令人憎惡或痛恨的 令人厌恶的，可恶的