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Meanings of hateful in English
Portuguese
abominável Spanish
odioso Evoking or deserving hatred.
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Usage of hateful in English
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Social media firms use algorithms and human reviewers to remove hateful speech.
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We need to explain what is the danger of hateful ideology rising.
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Increasingly, research supports the intuition that hateful speech leads to hateful acts.
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It was the war of course, the uncertainty, the wretched, hateful windows!
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The presence of that hateful fellow revolted me in the highest degree.
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In effect, is the statement that women cannot father children hateful propaganda?
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Nothing out of the ordinary; and so familiar, they have become hateful.
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The bare idea of making the proposed comparison was hateful to me.
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The place was hateful to me now; it was a haunted place.
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And besides, it is a hateful thing done by a good fellow.
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The rest was the property of the foreclosee of that hateful mortgage.
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He regarded the bourgeoisie and the deputies with the same hateful disdain.
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To him alone their lawlessness was hateful; he abhorred the suitor crowd.
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I don't think the show would work if it were truly hateful.
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Yet powerful natural elements within him were bearing upon the hateful revelation.
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This is a hateful habit in a man, worse in a woman.
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Hateful across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common