hatred (ˈheɪtrɪd
)
Definitions
noun
- a feeling of intense dislike; enmity
Synonyms
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hate,
dislike,
animosity,
aversion,
revulsion,
antagonism,
antipathy,
enmity,
abomination,
ill will,
animus,
repugnance,
odium,
detestation,
execration,
Quotations
"Hatred, for the man who is not engaged in it, is a little like the odour of garlic for one who hasn't eaten any"
Translations
- British English:
hatred
Hatred is an extremely strong feeling of dislike for someone or something.Their words were full of hatred.ˈheɪtrɪd NOUN Their words were full of hatred.
- Spanish:
odio
nm
- French:
haine
nf
- German:
Hass
nm
- Chinese: 仇恨 n
- Arabic: بُغْض n
- Portuguese: aversão nf
- Russian: ненависть nf
- Croatian: mržnja n
- Czech: nenávist nf
- Danish: had nnt
- Dutch: haat nm
- Finnish: viha n
- Greek: μίσος nnt
- Italian: odio nm
- Japanese: 憎しみ n
- Korean: 증오 n
- Norwegian: hat nnt
- Polish: nienawiść
- Brazilian Portuguese: aversão nf
- European Spanish:
odio
nm
- Swedish: hat nnt
- Thai: ความเกลียด n
- Turkish: nefret n
- Vietnamese: lòng căm thù n
Usage examples
His freckled face was almost totally obscured by blood, his clothes torn, his eyes burning with hatred.
, TREASON KEEP (2001)'I just can't understand why people get off on such hatred ', he protested.
Spiked (2003)Ms. Margarelli's marriage to Mr. Zundel moved quickly from infatuation to hatred.
Globe and Mail (2003)WILL the proposed new law on incitement to religious hatred put an end to the Orange Walk?
Glasgow Herald (2001)Worrying, grief, anger, frustration, envy and hatred are all feelings that promote illness.
, POSITIVE THINKING: Everything you have always known about positive thinking but were afraid to put into practice (2001)