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hates
noun as in extreme dislike
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verb as in dislike very strongly
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Example Sentences
In mourning, in a job she hates, in the toxic interplay of her dysfunctional family, in the internal hamster wheel of judgment and self-loathing.
Whatever happens, a left-hand swerve makes sense; in her Eras Tour book, the star says she "hates to do the same thing twice".
Despite the fact that she hates my guts, doesn't mean we don't love each other.
She’s correct that it’s a cruel and inhumane policy, but her following comments — that she hates herself and everyone else for enjoying the poisoned fruits of their labor — are harder to defend.
In a speech to Trump supporters in Georgia last month, Kirk said that “the Democrat Party supports everything that God hates” and that “there is a spiritual battle happening around all of us.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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