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Discover LudwigThe phrase "abominable in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means something is detestable or loathsome in a certain aspect or quality. Example: His attitude was abominable in its arrogance, making it difficult for anyone to work with him.
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In the United States, Russia's public image is abominable; in Russia, anti-Americanism is becoming one of the pillars of official Russian patriotism.
In his book entitled Total Customer Service William Davidow says, "Service is poor in many service industries, abominable in many retail stores, and totally ignored in many technology companies".
Representative Sentence: "At Kilb he made himself look vulgar and ridiculous by screaming This food's abominable, in the same way, it now occurred to me, as he's made himself look vulgar and ridiculous hundreds and thousands of times in my presence".
'When ripe the fruit pulp exceeds in foul odour all that is abominable in nature' [ 76].
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I wondered how Anderson got to say in print abominable truths in ways that toppled myths of grandiosity about national integrity--if we are to take this stuff seriously.
Oct. 2, 1850 DEAR BONES, How good it was to step into the cold, draughty hall here at Chapelwaite, every bone in an ache from that abominable coach, in need of instant relief for my distended bladder – and to see a letter addressed in your own inimitable scrawl propped on the obscene little cherry-wood table beside the door!
One of Dyson's running jokes is the supposedly abominable climate: Princeton "in summer has been described as 'like the inside of a dog's mouth.' " Humidity caused the Maniac's air-conditioning units to freeze solid with ice.
In this regard, the passing of two abominable measures in the Israeli Knesset speak volumes about how far this government will go to advance the right-wing "Greater Israel" agenda, however perilous this prospect may be.
Church officials are well aware of high profile criminal cases in which devotees of the skeleton saint have committed abominable crimes in the name of Saint Death.
Pope John Paul II condemned the "abominable" attacks in a message from the Vatican to Spanish church authorities.
However, Iraq had nothing to do with those atrocities.Ilya ShlyakhterPrinceton, New JerseySIR – Let's face it the United States initiated an abominable war in a country they knew little or next to nothing about.
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