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Meanings of loathe in English
Usage of loathe in English
1
And by that we mean really love it or really loathe it.
2
I loathe him with all my heart; but I fear him also.
3
It is the kind of transactional politics Americans have come to loathe.
4
That's the thing about wit: you either love it or loathe it.
5
The Japanese are loathe to bother anyone, and introverts share this value.
6
France may prove particularly loathe to give up its influence on EADS.
7
They loathe the Marxists and want a more... a tighter Islamic law.
8
But the truth is I escaped to Oman because I loathe Christmas.
9
Love them or loathe them, drones are in full flight these days.
10
Most wokers loathe performance reviews but researchers say don't ditch them completely.
11
It reconnected me with all that I love and loathe about Ireland.
12
I always take my meals in a restaurant, because I loathe boarding-houses.
13
But they're not everyone's cup of tea; lots of people loathe them.
14
I loathe it, I curse it because it separates us for life.
15
I hate the place, I loathe it like a hobo hates water.
16
I seem to loathe as much as I loved the jabbering idiot.
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Loathe across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common