Use of the word abomination in a sentence example

abomination

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His bad actions were an abomination to his family. [Please select]

"You'll get on, my lad, if that's your way, and I'll lend a hand, for laziness is my abomination, and one sees plenty nowadays." [Please select]

Her behaviour is an abomination for me. [noun]

A _doctrinaire_ in society was to him an abomination. [Please select]

The abomination of the Lord was in her look and manner. [Please select]

My policy threw in that ingredient to make the whole treaty an abomination to him. [Please select]

In truth all that night had been the abomination of desolation to me. [Please select]

"The solitary fasters are never personally pleasant; hermits are the world's public admiration and private abomination." [Please select]

The board is an abomination that cries to heaven. [Please select]

Notwithstanding that abomination of the nineteenth century--the Fugitive Slave Law--men still determine to be free. [Please select]

Ah, the abomination. [Please select]

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