Abominably

usgb/əˈbɑːmɪnəbli/
adverb

In a very bad or unpleasant way.

He behaved abominably.
Visual representation of "abominably" - In a very bad or unpleasant way

Often appears as...

  • behave abominably
  • treat abominably
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Negative Emotion

Use 'abominably' to express strong disapproval or disgust in a situation.

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The kitchen was left abominably dirty after the party.
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Strong Adverb

'Abominably' is a strong word, giving emphasis to the unpleasantness of the action.

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He spoke abominably to his mother, which shocked everyone.
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Cultural Nuance

In some cultures, being 'abominably' rude can damage relationships permanently.

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Refusing the gift was seen as abominably ill-mannered.
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