hate
verb
[ heɪt ]
• feel intense dislike for.
• "the boys hate each other"
Similar:
loathe,
detest,
dislike greatly,
abhor,
abominate,
despise,
execrate,
feel aversion towards,
feel revulsion towards,
feel hostile towards,
be repelled by,
be revolted by,
regard with disgust,
not be able to bear/stand,
be unable to stomach,
find intolerable,
shudder at,
recoil from,
shrink from,
hate someone's guts,
disrelish,
hate
noun
• intense dislike.
• "feelings of hate and revenge"
Similar:
loathing,
hatred,
detestation,
dislike,
distaste,
abhorrence,
abomination,
execration,
resentment,
aversion,
hostility,
ill will,
ill feeling,
bad feeling,
enmity,
animosity,
antagonism,
antipathy,
bitterness,
animus,
revulsion,
disgust,
contempt,
repugnance,
odium,
rancour,
disrelish,
Origin:
Old English hatian (verb), hete (noun), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch haten (verb) and German hassen (verb), Hass ‘hatred’.
