1. plural of abhorrence; intense feelings of hatred or disgust toward something or someone
Usage: countable noun; typically used in formal or literary contexts
2. things or people that are regarded with intense hatred or disgust
Usage: countable noun; refers to the objects of abhorrence rather than the feeling itself

Examples

• She expressed her abhorrences of cruelty and injustice in her speech.
• The dictator's abhorrences of free speech led to widespread censorship.
• Many people share abhorrences of violence and discrimination.
• His list of abhorrences included dishonesty and betrayal.
• The novel explores the protagonist's deep abhorrences of war.
• Cultural abhorrences vary significantly across different societies.
• She voiced her abhorrences toward the proposed policy changes.