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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abominable atrocities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe extremely heinous or morally reprehensible acts, often in the context of war crimes or human rights violations.
Example: "The report detailed the abominable atrocities committed during the conflict, shocking the international community."
Alternatives: "horrific acts" or "appalling crimes".
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Even if one accepts that Serbia committed abominable atrocities in Kosovo - which few Russians do - this happened under Milosevic.
When Ronnie stays healthy, the country stays healthy, and yet for Ballard, the most abominable atrocities occur in the spaces below the media.
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"When we Europeans were faced with the worst atrocities of the 20th century, two abominable wars, your parents came to help us," Sarkozy said at a meeting of the French-American Business Council.
The abominable weather?
I find that abominable.
THE carnage was abominable.
Like the abominable snowman.
It's abominable!
Why the Abominable Woman?
This is abominable.
Atrocities have been widespread.
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