ABOMINABLE, ABOMINABLY, ABOMINATION
ADJECTIVES
1300 — WLATSOME – abominable, loathsome, detestable; disgusting, hateful → obs.
1477 — ABHOMINAL – abominable, revolting; deserving to be cursed; detestable → obs.
1490 — NEFAND – abominable, not to be spoken of; unmentionable; shocking, atrocious → obs.
1500 — HUTIT – abominable, execrable → Sc. obs.
1533 — HUGGED abhorred; abominable, ugly → obs.
1602 — ABHORRIBLE – abominable, to be abhorred, detestable
1640 — NEFANDOUS – abominable, not to be spoken of; unmentionable, shocking; atrocious
1663 — AVERSABLE – abominable → obs.
1711 — PUTREDINOUS – abominable, filthy → obs.
1849 — NEFAST – abominable, wicked, detestable, vile
..L19 — ADJECTIVAL – abominable, terrible → sl., chiefly Aust., euphemism for ‘bloody’
..L19 — ADJECTIVE – abominable, terrible → sl., chiefly Aust., euphemism for ‘bloody’
..L19 — VERMILION – abominable, terrible → sl., chiefly Aust., euphemism for ‘bloody’
1920 — HAEMATOID – abominable, terrible → euphemism for ‘bloody’
ADVERBS
1592 — ABOMINATIONLY – abominably, hatefully
NOUNS
1483 — ABHOMINALTY – an abominable or inhuman deed → obs.
1628 — ABHORRATION – an abomination; extreme loathing or disgust; an object of disgust