Plato answers need answered asap which sentence uses the word abominable correctly? a. derek treated his motorbike with abominable disregard b. derek completed his driving course in abominable time c. derek was abominable at himself for missing the bus. d. derek thought of an abominable plan to the homeless

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Plato answers need answered asap which sentence uses the word abominable correctly? a. derek treated his motorbike with abominable disregard b. derek completed his driving course in abominable time c. derek was abominable at himself for missing the bus. d. derek thought of an abominable plan to the homeless

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Abominable means terrible or incredible evil. It’s a pretty strong word. Usually something is making you feel bad.

Time can not really be abominable. B is wrong.

C is not the usual way to use abominable. It has moral implications.

Derek is doing a good thing if he wants to help homeless people. Abominable is not a good thing nor does it describe an action or a good thing.

The answer is A. The person who wrote the sentence is terrified that he should wear such a bad motorcycle. It is an expensive machine and needs to be taken care of.