abhors
v. C1 Advanced US //əbˈhɔɹz// UK //ɐbhˈɔːz// ab·hors
v. to hate something very strongly and feel it is wrong or disgusting. You use this when you want to show that you completely reject an idea or a person.
v. to regard with intense dislike or hatred; to find something morally or aesthetically repulsive. Often used in formal or literary contexts to express a deep-seated aversion.
He abhors any form of violence.
The committee abhors corruption and has strict rules to prevent any unfair behavior.
While many people tolerate minor inconveniences, she abhors any disruption to her carefully scheduled daily routine, viewing it as a personal affront to her discipline.