abhorrent

• abominable
• appalling
• arrogant
• atrocious
• awful
• barbarous
• bold-faced
• brackish
• brash
• brassy
• brazen
• catty
• cavalier
• cheeky
• cocky
• contemptible
• contemptuous
• cruel
• despicable
• despiteful
• detestable
• disagreeable
• discourteous
• disdainful
• disgusting
• dislikable
• dislikeable
• disrespectful
• distasteful
• distressing
• disturbing
• dreadful
• evil
• exceptionable
• execrable
• foul
• fresh
• frightful
• fulsome
• ghastly
• grewsome
• grim
• grisly
• gross
• gruesome
• hard
• hateful
• haughty
• heinous
• hideous
• hifalutin
• high-handed
• high-hat
• highfalutin
• horrendous
• horrible
• horrid
• horrific
• horrifying
• impertinent
• impudent
• insolent
• loathsome
• lofty
• lordly
• lousy
• lurid
• macabre
• malevolent
• malicious
• malign
• malignant
• mean
• miserable
• monstrous
• nasty
• nauseating
• nauseous
• nightmarish
• noisome
• noxious
• objectionable
• obnoxious
• obscene
• odious
• off-putting
• offensive
• pompous
• pretentious
• prideful
• rancid
• repellant
• repellent
• repugnant
• repulsive
• revolting
• sassy
• saucy
• scandalous
• scornful
• self-important
• shocking
• sick
• sickening
• sickish
• sickly
• sniffish
• snobbish
• spiteful
• supercilious
• superior
• terrible
• ugly
• unchristian
• uncivilized
• undesirable
• ungodly
• unhealthy
• unholy
• unpleasant
• unsavory
• unspeakable
• unwanted
• unwelcome
• unwholesome
• uppish
• uppity
• upsetting
• vile

• acceptable
• accepting
• admiring
• agreeable
• alluring
• appealing
• applauding
• appreciative
• approving
• attractive
• blessed
• blest
• congenial
• courteous
• darling
• deferential
• delectable
• delicious
• delightful
• delightsome
• desirable
• dreamy
• dulcet
• enjoyable
• felicitous
• gratifying
• healthful
• healthy
• heavenly
• innocuous
• inoffensive
• inviting
• likable
• likeable
• luscious
• nice
• palatable
• pleasant
• pleasing
• pleasurable
• polite
• regardful
• respectful
• restorative
• salubrious
• salutary
• satisfying
• savory
• savoury
• sweet
• tolerant
• unexceptionable
• unobjectionable
• welcome
• wholesome

• adjective
  1. Inconsistent with, or far removed from, something; strongly opposed.
  2. Contrary to something; discordant.
  3. Abhorring; detesting; having or showing abhorrence; loathing.
  4. Detestable or repugnant.

• The community deemed the discriminatory practices abhorrent and called for immediate change.
• The artist refused to create art that conveyed messages deemed abhorrent to their personal values.
• The society united against the abhorrent acts of violence, advocating for peace and justice.
• The new policy was met with public outcry as many found it morally abhorrent.
• The leader's comments were widely criticized as being offensive and abhorrent to the principles of equality.

abhorred

dang

nasty

obscene

paltry

Browse the Thesaurus

• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z