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Middle English: via Old French from Latin abominabilis, from abominari (see abominate). The term was once widely believed to be from ab- ‘away from’ + Latin homine (fromhomo ‘human being’), thus ‘inhuman, beastly,’ and frequently spelled abhominable until the 17th cent.
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