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Meanings of hating in English
Usage of hating in English
1
Perhaps a better question would be, when did you stop hating me?
2
I remember hating Christianity that day; and its influence in the world.
3
I finally asked, hating to think I was that easy to read.
4
Because the fight for gender equality is all about hating men, right?
5
I hate those Sicilians; I have good personal reasons for hating them.
6
How the red squirrel tittered, hating both the owl and the crows.
7
If you're one of those mask-hating patriots, I have some good news!
8
The miners passed him in silence hating him and dreading his wrath.
9
It lasted a year and half and I ended up hating it.
10
She'd spent ten long years hating the very earth beneath his feet.
11
In one heartbeat I've gone from relieved anticipation, to hating this moment.
12
The others, though, glared back at Gordon, hating him for his words.
13
Sorry, but hating the media, the Tories and austerity are not policies.
14
But you need not worry about their hating me for defending you.
15
Hershie said, hating himself for the note of hope in his voice.
16
That's better than hating him for what he's put your family through.
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Hating through the time
Hating across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common