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Definition of loathsome : Fitted to cause loathing; exciting disgust; disgusting.

Synonyms:

queasy, foetid, lousy, nervous, wretched, rotten, noisome, nauseous, anxious, unsavory, odious, cheating, uneasy, fouled, severe, resistant, ill-scented, impish, pixilated, unworthy, foul-smelling, stinking, slimy, ugly, good, loathly, antipathetic, sickish, dysphemistic, filthy, afoul, disgusting, cruddy, funky, marked-up, violative, sickening, despisable, repellant, unsportsmanlike, fetid, worthless, nauseating, sick, nasty, detestable, obnoxious, puckish, infamous, yucky, unsavoury, shabby, skanky, prankish, dirty, unwholesome, implike, smelly, mischievous, distasteful, disgustful, unholy, unquiet, rebarbative, smutty, unsporting, arch, deplorable, abhorrent, repelling, nauseated

despicable, mean, vile, low, contemptible

disgraceful, offensive, sinful, repugnant, terrible, detrimental, calamitous, monstrous, revolting, abominable, sinister, foul, nefarious, evil, bad, repellent, damnable, repulsive, hideous, destructive, heinous, wicked, baneful, atrocious, reprehensible

Usage examples:

• Says Wimpfeling, the first writer on the art of education in the modern world: " According to the loathsome doctrines of the new jurisconsults, the prince shall be everything in the land and the people naught. - "German Culture Past and Present", Ernest Belfort Bax.
• " Thee dost not know that it's loathsome. - "The Cricket", Marjorie Cooke.
• Disgust and horror were written on the face of the Hindu as he eyed the two loathsome objects, and he slipped further away moving up the room. - "The Outcaste", F. E. Penny.