French translation of abominate is 
abominate

Meaning of "abominate" in English

The term "abominate" refers to experiencing a strong sense of aversion or hatred towards something or someone. It suggests an intense dislike or loathing that goes beyond mere disapproval. This word is often employed in contexts where one's distaste is particularly vehement or passionate. It originates from the Latin "abominari," which means to deprecate as an ill omen. The usage of "abominate" typically conveys a profound emotional response, underscoring the depth of negative feelings held towards the object of disdain.

Meaning of "abominate" in French

In French, "abominate" (abominer) carries a similar meaning, denoting a strong aversion or loathing toward something or someone. It is used to express a deep-seated dislike or hatred that is intense and severe. In French usage, this verb conveys significant emotional intensity and is often associated with feelings of moral repulsion or detestation. Like its English counterpart, "abominer" finds its roots in the notion of viewing something as ominous or ill-fated, underscoring a powerful negative reaction.

Pronunciation of "abominate" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /əˈbɒmɪneɪt/

Pronunciation Variations: In American English, the pronunciation might slightly differ with emphasis on different syllables, but it generally remains consistent across English dialects. There's minimal regional variation in the pronunciation of "abominate."

Pronunciation of "abominate" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /abɔmine/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "abominer" remains fairly consistent across French-speaking regions, with slight variations potentially occurring in accents, such as Canadian French versus Parisian French, but these differences do not significantly alter the word's pronunciation.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. I abominate any form of cruelty.
   (J'abomine toute forme de cruauté.)

2. Many people abominate dishonest behavior.
   (Beaucoup de gens abominent le comportement malhonnête.)

3. She abominates racism in all its forms.
   (Elle abomine le racisme sous toutes ses formes.)

4. He abominates injustice and fights against it.
   (Il abomine l'injustice et lutte contre elle.)

5. They abominate the destruction of nature.
   (Ils abominent la destruction de la nature.)

6. We should abominate any act that harms others.
   (Nous devrions abominer tout acte qui nuit aux autres.)

7. Political corruption is something I abominate.
   (La corruption politique est quelque chose que j'abomine.)

8. Many abominate the exploitation of vulnerable people.
   (Beaucoup abominent l'exploitation des personnes vulnérables.)

9. He finds it hard to refrain from expressing how much he abominates unfairness.
   (Il a du mal à s'empêcher d'exprimer à quel point il abomine l'injustice.)

10. Some abominate the idea of living without purpose.
    (Certains abominent l'idée de vivre sans but.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "abominate" in English

Synonyms: detest, loathe, despise, hate, execrate, despise, scorn, shun, abhor, repudiate.

Antonyms: love, admire, cherish, enjoy, like, appreciate, approve, value, embrace, accept.

Similar Words: revile, decry, reject, disdain, spurn, condemn, vilify, abjure, denounce, abhor.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "abominate" in French

Synonyms: détester, haïr, exécrer, abhorrer, mépriser, répugner, vomir, rejeter, condamner, dénigrer.

Antonyms: aimer, chérir, approuver, apprécier, adopter, accepter, adorer, estimer, admirer, valoriser.

Similar Words: vilipender, réprouver, repousser, railler, moquer, ignorer, refuser, renier, dissuader, déplorer.

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