English-Portuguese translation for "loathsome"

loathsome {adj.} (also: hideous, noisome, fulsome, disgusting)

loathsome {adj.} (also: repulsive, abhorrent, repugnant, repellant)

loathsome {adj.} (also: disgusting)

Let us at least get rid of your loathsome morals.

Loathsome suicide attacks are then the end result.

The person in question holds political views most of which I find loathsome.

Madam President, child pornography is a loathsome form of crime.

Eight hundred thousand women and children are bought and sold as commodities in a loathsome sex trade.

His former tutors at university have had to apologise, in a show of loathsome cowardice, for the qualifications which they awarded him.

Yesterday's terrorist attack on the territory of the United States is an unprecedented act of provocation and of particularly loathsome cruelty.

The Member States and the candidate countries must now translate their words into genuine action in order to put an end to this loathsome trade.

And I am not talking about the National Front in France or the Flemish Vlaamse Blok or other extreme right-wing parties or of their loathsome declarations are predictable.

For six long years, these people – who have devoted their lives to saving lives and caring for their fellow human beings – have languished in prison in Libya in loathsome conditions.

It feels as if there is a genuine commitment to fighting the assault on human dignity constituted by one of our modern age's most loathsome forms of the slave trade.

The bombing of the RER in Paris was undoubtedly the work of the GIA and bears witness to an escalation of the most loathsome savagery, a savagery which is both inexcusable and despicable.