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What is another word for
abomination
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A thing that causes disgust or loathing
A feeling of hatred
Vulgar or lewd behavior, typically with a humorous bent
An extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury
The state of being well known for some bad quality or deed
A person or thing that causes fear or alarm, whether real or imagined
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A thing that causes disgust or loathing
evil
horror
atrocity
curse
outrage
crime
disgrace
torment
anathema
bugbear
monstrosity
obscenity
plague
shame
bane
barbarism
bête noire
violation
bother
eyesore
nuisance
abhorrence
aversion
antipathy
detestation
execration
hate
mess
hideosity
fright
sight
enormity
barbarity
carbuncle
excrescence
blot on the landscape
abhorrent
pariah
hateful
odious
repellent
offensive
repugnant
enemy
loathing
more ❯
“That is not to say
abominations
have not been committed and covered up by clergy.”
Noun
▲
A feeling of hatred
hatred
abhorrence
aversion
loathing
detestation
hate
antipathy
disgust
execration
horror
revulsion
dislike
distaste
repugnance
animosity
odium
anathema
animus
antagonism
disdain
enmity
hostility
contempt
ill will
repulsion
disrelish
repellency
repellence
nausea
resentment
objection
malice
rancor
US
venom
scorn
spite
malevolence
yuck factor
mislike
displeasure
rancour
UK
disapproval
malignity
repugnancy
prejudice
frost
bother
rankling
irritant
bugbear
grievance
nuisance
gripe
trouble
pain
revenge
disinclination
black beast
bete noire
nasty look
no love lost
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
revolt
ill feeling
indisposition
bad feeling
dissatisfaction
grudge
pique
acrimony
malignance
coldness
bitterness
condemnation
reluctance
opposition
allergy
vilification
excoriation
strong dislike
extreme dislike
censure
despisal
opprobrium
disrespect
derision
scornfulness
disregard
despite
disparagement
disapprobation
disesteem
sickness
nauseation
nauseousness
surfeit
unwillingness
discountenance
deprecation
militancy
envy
spleen
ignominy
alienation
invidiousness
disliking
averseness
down
avoidance
resistance
phobia
evasion
distaste for
shunning
dislike of
offense
US
offence
UK
dread
having no use for
hard feelings
strong aversion
intense dislike
dissatisfaction with
disapprobation of
aversion to
disapproval of
disinclination towards
displeasure with
discontent with
spitefulness
bad blood
nastiness
gall
unfriendliness
viciousness
malignancy
maliciousness
vindictiveness
virulence
jaundice
hatefulness
meanness
cattiness
bile
umbrage
despitefulness
resentfulness
anger
evil
estrangement
disaffection
poison
vitriol
vengefulness
inimicality
war
indignity
bellicoseness
passion
irritation
annoyance
choler
warpath
pugnaciousness
maleficence
vexation
truculency
venomousness
poisonousness
rage
friction
fury
wrath
indignation
ire
discord
dissension
outrage
huff
unkindness
contemptuousness
aggression
bellicosity
peevishness
miff
acerbity
cruelty
despisement
pugnacity
conflict
misprision
feud
militance
wickedness
rivalry
exasperation
grudges
grievances
discontent
rancorousness
acidity
irascibility
combativeness
ill-will
hurtfulness
dudgeon
disgruntlement
belligerency
contentiousness
truculence
mordacity
ill feelings
oppugnancy
contention
harsh feeling
hateful feeling
peeve
cynicism
revengefulness
disagreement
vehemence
disaccord
waspishness
irritability
temper
savagery
bad will
chip on your shoulder
tantrum
madness
stew
petulance
acridity
asperity
acridness
tartness
impatience
storm
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infuriation
chagrin
acidness
corrosiveness
virulency
conniption
tiff
violence
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hurt
ill-temper
hissy fit
cat fit
slow burn
blow up
ill humor
causticity
contrariety
sourness
evilness
needle
balefulness
enemyship
enemyhood
foeship
uncordiality
embitterment
perturbation
belligerence
exacerbation
score
oppugnation
vendetta
distrust
perniciousness
vengeance
evil intentions
bad feelings
backbiting
crossness
grudgingness
incompatibility
furor
US
acrimoniousness
angriness
ferocity
lividness
lividity
wrathfulness
bad vibes
mutual hostility
birse
mean-spiritedness
bone to pick
dissidence
dander
irateness
furore
UK
ill-disposedness
noxiousness
harmfulness
toxicity
deadliness
injuriousness
dyspathy
bloodthirstiness
inhumanity
harshness
unpleasantness
competition
depravity
uncharitableness
cantankerousness
pettishness
biliousness
pungency
menace
brutality
inimicalness
pet peeve
bitter feeling
hardness of heart
warp
distortion
trenchancy
embitteredness
badness
shrewishness
bad chemistry
blood feud
personality conflict
vituperation
astringency
inhospitality
snobbery
frustration
remoteness
unsociability
being on the warpath
condescension
lather
disillusionment
nasty behavior
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aloofness
surliness
daggers
sarcasm
agitation
tizzy
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iciness
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coolness
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testiness
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blood lust
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unsettled stomach
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insolence
covetousness
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malintent
implacability
evil intent
green-eyed monster
desire
mood
mad
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desirousness
jealousness
jealousy
disharmony
jaundiced eye
evil eye
sour grapes
the green-eyed monster
strife
discontentment
disunity
wrangling
bickering
dissent
dispute
variance
rise
fog
arguing
clashing
quarrelling
UK
disputation
argument
fighting
discordance
squabbling
feuding
warfare
inharmony
dissonance
schism
division
dissention
disunion
infighting
discordancy
falling-out
jar
counteraction
factionalism
quarreling
US
ruckus
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rumpus
set-to
row
quarrel
sour note
tension
hassle
flak
more ❯
“They shall be even an abomination unto you; ye shall not eat of their flesh, but ye shall have their carcases in
abomination
.”
Noun
▲
Vulgar or lewd behavior, typically with a humorous bent
offence
UK
offense
US
scandal
wrong
wrongdoing
indecency
vulgarity
lewdness
coarseness
smut
impurity
bawdiness
profanity
filthiness
dirtiness
foulness
blueness
smuttiness
licentiousness
pornography
indelicacy
impropriety
vileness
prurience
immodesty
salacity
sleaze
lubricity
suggestiveness
blight
affront
atrocity
outrage
scurrility
grossness
scatology
X-rating
porn
curse
evil
swearword
four-letter word
dirty word
dirty name
profaneness
vulgarness
obscenity
dirt
filth
ribaldry
scurrilousness
crudity
crudeness
lasciviousness
wantonness
nastiness
impureness
raunchiness
raunch
bawdry
coprology
rudeness
salaciousness
earthiness
raciness
indecorousness
naughtiness
broadness
spiciness
titillation
billingsgate
fruitiness
sauciness
more ❯
Noun
▲
An extremely wicked or cruel act, typically one involving physical violence or injury
atrocity
enormity
monstrosity
horror
outrage
crime
cruelty
wrong
offence
UK
obscenity
wrongdoing
evil
iniquity
transgression
affront
atrociousness
badness
brutality
depravedness
depravity
diabolicalness
evilness
heinousness
hideousness
injury
sinfulness
vileness
violation
wickedness
abuse
barbarity
injustice
malfeasance
scandal
tort
villainy
act of barbarity
act of brutality
act of cruelty
act of savagery
act of wickedness
infamy
killing
massacre
murder
offense
US
ruthlessness
violence
act of violence
immorality
outrageousness
misdeed
sin
nefariousness
evildoing
monstrousness
rankness
vice
criminality
corruption
grossness
disgrace
viciousness
egregiousness
felony
impropriety
infringement
misdemeanor
US
fault
dreadfulness
infraction
trespass
breach
baseness
delinquency
malefaction
racket
caper
hit
illegality
delictum
delict
ill
misdemeanour
UK
fast one
unlawful act
mortal sin
bad
peccancy
grievousness
flagrancy
flagrance
inhumanity
flagrantness
glaringness
turpitude
shamefulness
devilry
seriousness
awfulness
blatancy
frightfulness
ghastliness
gruesomeness
assault
horridness
grisliness
wantonness
savagery
repulsiveness
cruelness
savageness
heartlessness
affliction
blow
calamity
catastrophe
moral transgression
profanity
degeneracy
ugliness
miscarriage
shame
coarseness
pity
odium
barbarism
personality
despicability
contemptibility
degradation
lowness
mischief
sacrilege
misdoing
bad deed
illegal act
foul play
faux pas
criminal act
bad act
unjust act
profanation
desecration
immoral act
foulness
knavery
ungodliness
odiousness
reprehensibility
lawlessness
evil action
unrighteousness
impiety
godlessness
inhumane act
unfairness
miscreancy
harm
misconduct
dereliction
dishonesty
wrongfulness
contravention
case
break
sneak
job
peccantness
fiendishness
mischief-making
deviltry
unlawfulness
clandestineness
illegitimacy
illicitness
antisocial behavior
evil behavior
wrongness
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state of being well known for some bad quality or deed
infamy
disgrace
discredit
disrepute
shame
ignominy
notoriety
scandal
disesteem
dishonour
UK
opprobrium
atrocity
disapprobation
disreputableness
obloquy
odium
blame
censure
condemnation
contempt
dishonor
US
ill fame
ill repute
reproach
stigma
humiliation
outrageousness
villainy
enormity
impropriety
loss of reputation
notoriousness
outrage
shamefulness
loss of face
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
degradation
embarrassment
stain
slur
reflection
blot
indignity
blemish
ingloriousness
taint
smear
abasement
reprobation
spot
disrespect
unpopularity
offence
UK
offense
US
aspersion
debasement
mortification
black eye
slight
brand
depreciation
detraction
tarnish
ill-repute
flak
ill favour
bad reputation
smirch
imputation
scar
injustice
derision
vitiation
unhonour
UK
derogation
ignobility
damage
renown
ballyhoo
spotlight
celebrity
wise
rep
name
fame
éclat
ink
splash
unhonor
US
debasing
baseness
injury
contumely
bad reflection
bar sinister
black mark
infamousness
bad name
center stage
smudge
onus
mark
insignificancy
besmirchment
disregard
cloud
disgracefulness
flaw
hit
low esteem
discomfiture
opprobriousness
disreputability
demerit
slap
lost face
ill favor
lack of respectability
bad odour
harm
bad odor
loss of honor
dishonorableness
ignominiousness
imperfection
slam
affront
exposé
dump
loss of respect
blot on the escutcheon
loss of pride
loss of self-respect
disapproval
vilification
crime
defamation
comedown
turpitude
prostitution
pollution
humbling
scorn
culpability
corruption
slander
disbarment
misgrace
venality
strife
sin
meanness
abashment
blow to one's pride
shaming
put down
humbleness
fault
doghouse
mistrust
distrust
insult
chagrin
bad books
condescension
egg on one's face
resignation
exposure
naming and shaming
disparagement
unworthiness
criticism
defect
hint
suggestion
misery
blight
tarnishing
shiner
public disgrace
loss of dignity
animadversion
stricture
discomfort
red face
looking foolish
worthlessness
source of discredit
self-consciousness
belittlement
dissatisfaction
annoyance
confusion
fluster
disconcertment
vexation
awkwardness
discomposure
pitifulness
source of shame
blemish on
blot on
stain on
bring down
lowering
depression
reduction
snub
black mark on
black sheep
bad reflection on
smirch on
submissiveness
rebuff
submission
blot on the escutcheon of
pitiableness
abjectness
humility
downgrading
demotion
abnegation
subjugation
denigration
deprecation
effacement
downgrade
slap in the face
kick in the teeth
self-abasement
smack in the face
mental pain
touché
brush-off
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A person or thing that causes fear or alarm, whether real or imagined
bogey
bugbear
dread
bugaboo
ogre
hobgoblin
horror
nightmare
curse
bane
anathema
black beast
bête noire
bane of one's life
thorn in one's side
thorn in the flesh
bogie
bogeyman
gremlin
spectre
UK
specter
US
fear
goblin
scare
bogy
beast
monster
scarecrow
alarm
bullbeggar
fright
terror
torment
boogeyman
problem
worry
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