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Meloni has described surrogacy as "a symbol of an abominable society that confuses desire with rights and replaces God with money".

From BBC

The Supreme Court’s track record concerning federal legislation especially is abominable, from Dred Scott to Hammer v.

From Salon

He's in charge and this abominable presence just looms over American society spreading poison day in and day out.

From Salon

The dialogue is stilted, and the accents in the voice acting — particularly Gambit’s confusing, inconsistent Cajun twang — are abominable.

Abel, back in his log, knelt in prayer and asked a question he had asked before, though never so urgently: Why did God make owls, snakes, cats, foxes, fleas, and other such loathsome, abominable creatures?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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