hateful

She also beheld Jove sitting upon the highest top of many-rilled Ida, and he was hateful to her soul.

Human nature is a hateful, ugly thing; there is no use in thinking about it.

I believe you would be delighted to see that hateful story in the newspapers.

The early church bells began to ring, but the sound was hateful, for it seemed to add to that oppressive loneliness.

What does it not pay of excruciating suspense, of hateful, laborious forebearance and unnatural self-denial?

I wish she would adopt me and take me out of this hateful place.

Fancy, if I had stayed the hateful noodle that I was that night!

Towards morning he had a long, hateful illusion of being married to both Sophy and Belinda.

They could speak no otherwise if they wish to render her hateful.

The place was hateful to me, and you were writing those pathetic letters about being married, and state-rooms, and all.