Definition of Execrable

extremely bad or unpleasant

Examples of Execrable in a sentence

When Matt accidentally found himself on a racist website, he was outraged by all the execrable comments that had been posted on it. 🔊

Because the conditions in that restaurant were so execrable, several diners became ill and the Health Department was called in to shut it down. 🔊

Since she considered his betrayal to be an execrable offense that she could never forgive, Laurie told Marcus that she wanted a divorce. 🔊

Baxter tried to excuse his execrable conduct on Friday by telling his bride-to-be that bachelor parties almost always involved someone being arrested by the police. 🔊

When news was released of the execrable treatment of refugees in detention centers, there was a public outcry against the government entity in charge. 🔊

Even though you might disagree, I think that smoking is an execrable vice that annoys people around you and makes you smell bad. 🔊

Most of the people who survived the execrable conditions of Nazi concentration camps report that they still experience nightmares of those horrible days. 🔊

Of all the execrable ways that people break the law, human trafficking has to be somewhere near the top of the list. 🔊

After several executions were botched because of unreliable drugs, many people have been denouncing the lethal injection as an execrable and inhumane form of capital punishment. 🔊

Although she could hardly bear to look at him, Candace told herself that her son was just going through a phase and would soon outgrow his sullen attitude and execrable style of dressing. 🔊

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