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hate Definition


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hate
verb hated, hating
    1. To dislike intensely.
      Thesaurus: abhor, detest, despise, execrate, loathe, scorn; Antonym: enjoy, like, adore.
    2. colloq
      To regret.
      Example: I hate to bother you
noun
    1. An intense dislike.
      Thesaurus: animosity, enmity, hostility, loathing, execration, antipathy, detestation, disgust, malignity, rancour; Antonym: desire, favour, love.
    2. colloq
      An intensely disliked person or thing.
      Form: pet hate (especially)
    3. Expressing or conveying hatred.
      Example: hate mail
Derivative: hatable
adj
    Idiom: hate someone's guts
      colloq
      To dislike them intensely.
    Etymology: Anglo-Saxon hatian.



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