gyalázatos
B2
Hungarian
infamous, detestable, odious, abominable, disgraceful, deplorable
B2
1
infamous
C1
Usage pattern:
gyalázatos tett/döntés/mészárlás
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Meaning
Extremely bad and shocking
Themes
moral_judgment
|condemnation
|violence
|history
|politics
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Used to describe an action, event, law, or situation that is extremely bad, cruel, or shocking, often in a way that many people strongly condemn.
C1
FORMAL
1
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Meaning
morally shocking and hateful
Themes
morality
|crime
|condemnation
|hatred
|offensive
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Morally very offensive, causing strong disgust or hatred because it is seen as extremely wrong.
C1
2
disgraceful
B2
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Meaning
morally shocking and shameful
Themes
morality
|public_disapproval
|shame
|offence
|emotions
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
Definition
So bad, wrong, or immoral that it causes shame and strong disapproval.
C1
FORMAL
2
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Meaning
very bad and unacceptable
Themes
moral_judgment
|social_criticism
|strong_disapproval
|negative_evaluation
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Extremely bad in a way that deserves strong criticism or disapproval, especially for moral or social reasons.
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