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He has an abhorrence of theft. But it means that he hates theft, not that he is afraid of theft.
- He has an abhorrence of theft.
- But it means that he hates theft, not that he is afraid of theft.
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He has an abhorrence of theft.
But it means that he hates theft, not that he is afraid of theft.
But it means that he hates theft, not that he is afraid of theft.
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