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Today's Word December 21, 2019

Definition: (verb) Find repugnant.
Synonyms: abhor, abominate, loathe.
Usage: I was raised to execrate all those whose skin color differs from mine, but I have learned to look beyond the external and get to know people for who they truly are.
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