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abominably

/əˈbɒm.ɪ.nə.bli/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière odieuse ou révoltante » ou « extrêmement mal ». Utilisé pour décrire des actions ou des comportements qui provoquent le dégoût, l'aversion, ou se distinguent par une très mauvaise qualité.

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/əˈbɒm.ɪ.nə.bli/C1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière odieuse ou révoltante » ou « extrêmement mal ». Utilisé pour décrire des actions ou des comportements qui provoquent le dégoût, l'aversion, ou se distinguent par une très mauvaise qualité.

An adverb meaning "in a way that causes disgust or hatred" or "extremely badly." It is used to describe actions or behavior that are morally repulsive, unpleasant, or of very poor quality.

  1. In an offensive and hateful mannerC1formal

    In a way that is extremely unpleasant, disgusting, or morally repulsive.

    frde manière odieuse

    • He behaved abominably towards his colleagues, insulting them publicly.
    • The prisoners were treated abominably by their captors.
    • She spoke abominably about her former friends.

    Synonymesatrociouslydetestablydisgustinglyhatefullyhorriblyodiouslyrepulsivelyrevoltingly

    Antonymeslaudablynoblypraiseworthilyvirtuously

  2. In a terrible mannerB2informal

    In a very bad, poor, or dreadful way.

    frde manière abominable

    • The weather was abominably cold during the entire trip.
    • He sang abominably, making everyone in the audience cringe.
    • The food at that restaurant was abominably prepared.

    Synonymesappallinglyatrociouslyawfullydreadfullyfrightfullyhorriblyterribly

    Antonymesexcellentlymarvelouslysplendidlysuperblywonderfully

Formes
  • more abominably comparative form
  • most abominably superlative form
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