Past tense of abominate; detested or strongly disliked with intense disgust.
Regular past tense formation from 'abominate' using the '-ed' suffix. Preserves the Latin root structure while fitting English's standard verb conjugation system.
Medieval and Renaissance writers loved this word because it sounds both eloquent and morally serious—it's stronger than 'disliked' but less violent than 'destroyed', making it perfect for condemning practices or beliefs.
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