1. extremely bad or unpleasant; abominable
2. deserving to be cursed or condemned; wretched
Usage: formal; literary

Examples

• The restaurant served execrable food that we could barely eat.
• His execrable behavior at the party embarrassed everyone.
• The movie received execrable reviews from critics.
• She has execrable taste in music, according to her friends.
• The execrable weather ruined our outdoor plans.
• That was an execrable performance by the actor.
• The execrable conditions in the old building made it unsafe to occupy.