Keresés
execrable
01
utálatos
deserving strong condemnation or disgust
02
utálatos
extremely unpleasant or bad
03
utálatos
of very poor quality or condition
Példa
The leader made execrable decisions that undermined peace and prosperity for future generations.
Folk tradition taught those spreading execrable falsehoods could face damages like erosion of credibility or isolation.
Those who commit execrable crimes violating human dignity deserve the harshest punishment under the law.
