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Meanings of hatred in English
Usage of hatred in English
1
Organize a national action committee to protect the right to religious hatred.
2
The election commission banned several party posters they said could incite hatred.
3
Once, Ireland was synonymous in the world's media with violence and hatred.
4
The hatred of the British was a strengthening factor in the defense.
5
The most important of these shared values is Trump's hatred for democracy.
6
They urged people to come together and work together to defeat hatred.
7
It unites us against extremism, hatred and terrorism, which knows no religion.
8
No; but in a splendid wreck of wrath and jealousy and hatred.
9
Whoever dragged the national honor in the dirt won their deathless hatred.
10
Mr Trump has been accused, however, of stoking hatred against Hispanic people.
11
The capital and the whole nation went mad with hatred and fear.
12
The hatred in that party room could be an alternative energy source.
13
They must have begotten Marco in hatred, terrible disintegrated opposition and otherness.
14
Then, this week, a French court convicted Vikernes of inciting racial hatred.
15
Future generations scarred by the cold fires of radiation and renewed hatred.
16
There's also a lot of violence and hatred in some of it.
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Hatred across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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Ireland
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