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Meanings of detest more in English

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Usage of detest more in English
1
You could not have picked out a man whom I detest more cordially.
Greifenstein
2
I wish she could establish herself as a lecturer, though there is nothing I detest more ardently than lectures.
Americans and Others
3
If there's one sort of man I detest more than another, it's a man who is sorry for himself.
K
4
There is only one thing that I detest more than a silly woman, and that is a heartless, speculating one.
A Young Girl's Wooing
5
If there's one class of folk I detest more than another, it is those all-possessed people who find life unsuited to their fancies.
A Romance of Two Worlds: A Novel
6
If there was ever one thing I detested more than another, it was hominy.
Twenty Years of Hus'ling
7
If there was one thing he detested more than another, whether in public or private life, it was 'fussing.'
The Freelands
8
The Governor came to be detested more and more by the people, for as the years went by he spent their money recklessly.
The Story of Manhattan
9
There is no sin which Paul and the other apostles detested more than when a person despises the grace of God in Christ Jesus.
Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians
10
The calumniator he detested more than the robber or the thief, in proportion as the loss of friends is greater than the loss of money.
Agesilaus
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