1. feeling or expressing intense hatred or disgust for something
Usage: present participle of abominate

Examples

• She was abominating the new policy that restricted student freedoms.
• The critic spent the entire review abominating the director’s latest film.
• He found himself abominating the smell of cigarette smoke.
• The protesters were abominating the government’s decision to cut funding.
• Many citizens were abominating the corrupt practices of their leaders.
• The teacher was abominating the students’ lack of preparation for the exam.