abominator
- noun
- /əˈbɑːmɪˌneɪtər/
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abominador
- The villain in the novel is an abominator of all things good and pure.
Examples
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He earned a reputation as an abominator of modern art, refusing to visit any galleries.
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An abominator of injustice, she dedicated her life to fighting for equality.
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As an outspoken abominator of injustice, she never hesitated to speak her mind.
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He is known as an abominator of corruption in politics.
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He is known as an abominator of injustice and fights against inequality.
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As an abominator of corruption, she dedicates her efforts to exposing dishonest practices in government.
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The group was labeled as abominators of all forms of cruelty, advocating for the humane treatment of animals.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who wants to harm or defeat you
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5.2
A person who often says bad things about people or things they dislike
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6.3
A person who opposes another person, often in a story or argument
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A person who dislikes most people and avoids them
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A person who hates someone or something
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7.0
A person who strongly dislikes others or thinks they are not important
A person who does not like someone or something
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word abominator comes from Latin parts ab- ('away') and omen ('sign'), and you can see the same root in abomination, a word for something seen as a very bad sign. So an abominator is a person who strongly hates or rejects something, as if it were an 'abomination'.