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Meanings of hate in English
Usage of hate in English
1
I hate society in general, and one or two individuals in particular.
2
I hate rows; I believe in the truest and the fondest fellowship.
3
Junger said the love-hate relationship with war dates back to ancient times.
4
It destroys trust and confidence; it kills human kindliness; it propagates hate.
5
The two rekindled their relationship shortly before the hate-filled violence, officials say.
6
You are refined in your wickedness; you are inexorable in your hate.
7
Which brings us to another factor in the psychology of war: hate.
8
Think not that she can hate upon the brink of the grave.
9
You're probably making it onto the flight attendant's 'most annoying passenger' hate-list.
10
Half the women hate you; the other half will give you anything.
11
I hate those Sicilians; I have good personal reasons for hating them.
12
I hate the mechanical labour; I hate to stoop and sit still.
13
The passion and the fear and the hate cleansed out of them.
14
Speaking of Glee, that's worth nothing more than a hate-watch these days.
15
Surprisingly, we've also received a number of racial slurs and hate-filled responses.
16
The recoil did not wound him: there was no hate in it.
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United Kingdom
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