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Meanings of loathing in English
Usage of loathing in English
1
Harris: In comedy, a fair amount of self-loathing makes you work harder.
2
She had also quickly developed a loathing for Nelson and his 'art'.
3
Words seem irrelevant, so much more fuel for the self-loathing and despair.
4
Contempt is still in his eye, and loathing hideth in his mouth.
5
The loathing which Nekhludoff felt increased with the reading of the description.
6
An uncontrollable loathing for the woman urged him on; conscience was disregarded.
7
Fear and loathing are reflexive responses to the internet among newspaper operators.
8
They produced in Maskull the same sensation of loathing as insects did.
9
The fact that he wanted her sexually only made his loathing stronger.
10
Free love in the promiscuous sense is no uglier than coupled loathing.
11
The clergy of the Catholic Church were regarded with loathing and contempt.
12
And she had no idea when she'd stopped loathing him so much.
13
The giant, loathing the little mouse-like ball of fur, chose the shrike.
14
She did not love him; too often his presence caused her loathing.
15
By which I mean more than 25 stone and crippled by self-loathing.
16
Political apathy was unheard of and he grew up loathing the conservatives.
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Loathing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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