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Abject (masculine: abject, feminine: abjecte) means "abject" or "wretched," describing something extremely bad, unpleasant, or degrading. Be careful: abjects isn't a plural noun in French—it's the third person plural form of the verb abjecter (which is rare and pronoun-specific). More likely you mean the adjective abjects (plural masculine adjective) or abjectes (feminine plural).
Examples:
Des mensonges abjects (Abject lies)Un comportement abject (An abject/wicked behavior)Ils sont abjects. (They are abject)Related Topics: French adjectives, Describing negative qualities, French verb conjugation