How Do You Spell ABOMINATED?

Pronunciation: [ɐbˈɒmɪnˌe͡ɪtɪd] (IPA)

The word "abominated" is spelled with the short "a" sound followed by the letter "b" and then the long "o" sound. The stressed syllable is "bo", which is spelled with the letters "o" and "a" to produce the long vowel sound. The final syllable "-nated" is pronounced as "nay-ted" with a schwa sound in the second syllable. The IPA phonetic transcription for "abominated" is /əˈbɒmɪneɪtɪd/, which represents each sound in the word's pronunciation.

ABOMINATED Meaning and Definition

  1. Abominated is a verb that refers to the intense dislike, hatred, or disgust one feels towards something or someone. It implies a strong feeling of revulsion or detestation, often accompanied by a desire to keep a distance or avoid any association with the object or person being abominated.

    When someone abominates something, they find it loathsome, repugnant, or repulsive, and it can evoke a sense of strong moral disapproval or abhorrence. The sentiment of abomination suggests that the object or person is deeply offensive or objectionable to one's personal or cultural values.

    Abomination can be directed towards a variety of things, such as a particular behavior, an idea, a person, an object, or a social or political concept. It is often associated with actions or beliefs that are considered morally corrupt, harmful, or wicked.

    People may abominate an individual who has committed heinous crimes, an immoral act, or someone who exhibits qualities or traits that are universally condemned. It can also be applied to things that are considered repugnant or horrific, like violence, cruelty, injustice, or abhorrent practices.

    The word abominated carries a strong emotional charge and conveys a sense of deep-seated aversion or hostility. It portrays a vehement rejection or profound abhorrence towards something that is regarded with intense disgust or distaste.

Common Misspellings for ABOMINATED

Etymology of ABOMINATED

The word "abominated" is derived from the verb "abominate", which originated from the Latin word "abominatus". "Abominatus" is the past participle of the Latin verb "abominari", meaning "to regard or treat as an object of horror or detestation". The Latin word "ab-", which means "away" or "from", is combined with "ominari", meaning "to forebode or predict". From its Latin roots, "abominate" eventually evolved into "abominated" in English, retaining its original sense of strong disgust or hatred.

Conjugate verb Abominated

CONDITIONAL

I would abominate
we would abominate
you would abominate
he/she/it would abominate
they would abominate

FUTURE

I will abominate
we will abominate
you will abominate
he/she/it will abominate
they will abominate

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have abominated
we will have abominated
you will have abominated
he/she/it will have abominated
they will have abominated

PAST

I abominated
we abominated
you abominated
he/she/it abominated
they abominated

PAST PERFECT

I had abominated
we had abominated
you had abominated
he/she/it had abominated
they had abominated

PRESENT

I abominate
we abominate
you abominate
he/she/it abominates
they abominate

PRESENT PERFECT

I have abominated
we have abominated
you have abominated
he/she/it has abominated
they have abominated
I am abominating
we are abominating
you are abominating
he/she/it is abominating
they are abominating
I was abominating
we were abominating
you were abominating
he/she/it was abominating
they were abominating
I will be abominating
we will be abominating
you will be abominating
he/she/it will be abominating
they will be abominating
I have been abominating
we have been abominating
you have been abominating
he/she/it has been abominating
they have been abominating
I had been abominating
we had been abominating
you had been abominating
he/she/it had been abominating
they had been abominating
I will have been abominating
we will have been abominating
you will have been abominating
he/she/it will have been abominating
they will have been abominating
I would have abominated
we would have abominated
you would have abominated
he/she/it would have abominated
they would have abominated
I would be abominating
we would be abominating
you would be abominating
he/she/it would be abominating
they would be abominating
I would have been abominating
we would have been abominating
you would have been abominating
he/she/it would have been abominating
they would have been abominating

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