hatred
ˈheɪtrəd
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Noun

emotionstrong feeling of dislike or hostility toward someone or something
  • His hatred for injustice was clear to everyone.
  • A deep hatred simmered between the rival families.
  • Her hatred toward unfair rules grew daily.
abhorrence detestation loathing
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Expressions with hatred

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strong dislike or disgust for oneself
He struggled with self-hatred after his mistake.
extreme and irrational dislike or hostility
His pathological hatred for his rival was evident in every conversation.

Origin of hatred

Old English, hatian (to hate) + -red (condition of)

Terms with hatred included in their meaning

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conflict
strong feeling of dislike or hatred
hostile
harboring feelings of hatred towards others
hatred
person who hates women
discrimination
showing hatred towards women
hostility
feelings of hatred or ill will between people
emotion
express intense anger or hatred towards someone
strong emotion
strong feeling of hatred, disgust, or revulsion towards something
bias
strong dislike or hatred of women

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  1. French:haine, ...
  2. German:Hass, ...
  3. Italian:odio, ...
  4. Spanish:odio, ...
  5. Portuguese:ódio, ...
  6. Chinese:仇恨, ...
  7. Japanese:憎しみ, ...
  8. Arabic:كَرَاهِيَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:שִׂנְאָה, ...
  10. Russian:ненависть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ненависть, ...
  12. Hindi:नफरत, ...

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