Abomination
Abomination noun - A very strong dislike.
Usage example: the townspeople have such an abomination of taxes that they have even voted down increases that would have given their schools badly needed funds
Spite and abomination are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spite" instead a noun "Abomination".
Nearby Words: abominable, abominated
Spite
Spite noun - The desire to cause pain for the satisfaction of doing harm.
Usage example: spread cruel lies out of pure spite
Abomination and spite are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Abomination" instead a noun "Spite".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- hostility and abomination
- hostility and spite
- animosity and abomination
- animosity and spite
- antagonism and abomination
- antagonism and spite
- loathing and abomination
- loathing and spite
- contempt and abomination
- contempt and spite
- abhorrence and abomination
- abhorrence and spite
- malice and abomination
- malice and spite
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- In spite of being the place where Julius Caesar invented football, having a nesting griffin, existing in four dimensions simultaneously and having an Eldritch Abomination attack per book...
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Dragon with an Agenda: Pontus and Mnemosyne Eldritch Abomination: What the Titans basically are, in spite of having human form.
Source: Manga / Saint Seiya Episode G -
Even after being bound hand and foot by Icthultu, Hawkgirl has nothing but spite for the Eldritch Abomination.
Source: Defiant to the End
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