1. things that cause disgust or hatred; detestable or loathsome things
Usage: plural form of abomination
2. things considered sinful or morally wrong, especially in religious contexts
Usage: religious usage; plural form of abomination

Examples

• The war crimes were considered abominations by the international community.
• Many religious texts list various acts as abominations in the eyes of God.
• The polluted river and its dead fish were environmental abominations.
• He called the new building designs architectural abominations.
• The dictator’s policies were abominations that violated human rights.
• Ancient texts often described certain foods as abominations to be avoided.
• The cruel treatment of prisoners was among the worst abominations of the regime.