execrable — extremely bad or unpleasant; detestable
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: extremely bad or unpleasant; detestable
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈeksɪkrəbəl/
Korean meaning: 극도로 나쁜, 혐오스러운, 가증스러운
Korean pronunciation: **엑**시크러블
Example Sentences
- His execrable singing voice cleared the karaoke room in seconds.
- The movie was so execrable that people started leaving after 20 minutes.
- Her execrable cooking skills are legendary among her friends.
execrable
ADJECTIVE//ˈeksɪkrəbəl//
extremely bad or unpleasant; detestable
The health inspector discovers execrable kitchen conditions with moldy food
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Once respectable, now execrable and detectable!
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Origin
From Latin 'execrabilis', derived from 'execrari' meaning 'to curse out' or 'to detest', which combines 'ex-' (out) and 'sacrare' (to curse or consecrate). The word ultimately relates to 'sacer' meaning 'sacred' or 'cursed'.
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“His execrable singing voice cleared the karaoke room in seconds.”
“The movie was so execrable that people started leaving after 20 minutes.”
“Her execrable cooking skills are legendary among her friends.”
“The execrable condition of the hotel room made us request a refund immediately.”
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