| 释义 |
ex·e·cra·ble
\ˈeksə̇krəbəl, -sēk-\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English, expressing a curse, deserving to be execrated, from Latin execrabilis, exsecrabilis, from execrare, exsecrare + -abilis -able
1. obsolete : expressing a curse
2. : deserving to be execrated : damnable, detestable, abominable, horrifying
< execrable crimes >
3. : very bad : wretched
< execrable verses >
< execrable taste >
• ex·e·cra·ble·ness \-lnə̇s\ noun -es
• ex·e·cra·bly \-blē, -li\ adverb |