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Abominable in a sentence?

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stealing is an abominable crime.

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What is a sentence with abominable?
-stealing from the poor is an ABOMINABLE crime. :)
How can you use the word abominable in a sentence?
"I was walking in the snow and saw an abominable snowman, but it was only the mayor.""Working for his wife's father was an abominable situation, so he sought other employment."
What is a sentence for the word abominable?
If you go to the Himalayas, watch out for the abominable snowman.The Abominable Acts increased the anger of the American colonists against Britain.
How would you use the word abominable in a sentence?
You could use the word aboniminable in a sentence like this: The boys' behavior was abominable on the school trip, and Alfred's behavior was abominable because he threw a chair at Hector. EDIT: The...
When is a sentence a sentence?
When it has a subject, verb, punctuation, capitalization, a predicate, and a complete thought. A sentence is a sentence when it is handed down by a judge (or a magistrate).