French translation of abomination is 
abomination

Meaning of "abomination" in English

An "abomination" in English refers to something that is intensely disliked or considered offensive. It often carries a moral or emotional weight, being associated with actions or things that are seen as sinful or highly undesirable. The word is used to describe something that provokes a strong feeling of disgust or outrage. It can refer to both tangible and intangible entities, from physical acts and behaviors to beliefs that are deemed unacceptable by societal or personal standards.

Meaning of "abomination" in French

In French, "abomination" carries a similar meaning to its English counterpart. It describes something that is detested or abhorred, often with moral or ethical implications. The term is used to express a strong sense of repulsion or condemnation, whether the object of such revulsion is an action, entity, or idea. The word can apply to both personal feelings of distaste and societally recognized taboos, crossing both moral and cultural boundaries.

Pronunciation of "abomination" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /əˌbɒm.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Pronunciation Variations: In British English, the emphasis is often placed on the second syllable with a clearer "o" sound. In American English, the pronunciation might slightly differ with a softer "o" and more emphasis on the "a" in "nation."

Pronunciation of "abomination" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /a.bɔ.mi.na.sjɔ̃/

Pronunciation Variations: There are minimal variations in the pronunciation of "abomination" across different French regions. It is typically pronounced with the nasal vowel sound that is characteristic of French, maintaining consistency across dialects.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. His betrayal was an abomination to the group. (Sa trahison était une abomination pour le groupe.)
2. The act was considered an abomination by the community. (L'acte était considéré comme une abomination par la communauté.)
3. She saw the modern art piece as an abomination. (Elle voyait la pièce d'art moderne comme une abomination.)
4. Many viewed the destruction of the forest as an abomination. (Beaucoup considéraient la destruction de la forêt comme une abomination.)
5. The story depicted acts of abomination and horror. (L'histoire décrivait des actes d'abomination et d'horreur.)
6. To him, lying was an abomination. (Pour lui, le mensonge était une abomination.)
7. The injustice of the situation was a true abomination. (L'injustice de la situation était une véritable abomination.)
8. That kind of behavior is an abomination to her beliefs. (Ce genre de comportement est une abomination à ses croyances.)
9. The dictator’s regime was considered an abomination. (Le régime du dictateur était considéré comme une abomination.)
10. The practice was condemned as an abomination by the leaders. (La pratique était condamnée comme une abomination par les dirigeants.)

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

Synonyms: atrocity, disgrace, outrage, horror, monstrosity, scandal, violation, evil, curse, disgrace.

Antonyms: delight, blessing, joy, pleasure, love, grace, beauty, happiness, honor, charm.

Similar Words: revulsion, loathsome, repugnance, detestation, disgust, antipathy, aversion, abhorrence, hate, odium.

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

Synonyms: horreur, répulsion, ignominie, scandale, monstruosité, outrage, déshonneur, infamie, malédiction, répugnance.

Antonyms: délice, bénédiction, joie, plaisir, amour, grâce, beauté, bonheur, honneur, charme.

Similar Words: répulsion, dégoût, aversion, haine, détestation, horreur, antipathie, abjection, abhorrement, exécration.

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