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Another word for hate would be abhorrence, abomination, anathema, animosity, animus, antagonism, antipathy, aversion, bête noire*, black beast, bother, bugbear*, detestation, disgust, enmity, execration, frost*, grievance, gripe, hatred, Horror, hostility, ill will, irritant, loathing, malevolence, malignity, mislike, nasty look, no love lost, nuisance, objection, odium, pain, rancor, rankling, repugnance, repulsion, resentment, revenge, revulsion, scorn, spite, trouble, venom .
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Does robbert pattinson hate kids?
He has never said so. But hate is a very strong word and it is rather doubtful
What word has two lines of symmetry?
OHOOXO - a brand name rather than a normal word. OHOOXO - a brand name rather than a normal word. OHOOXO - a brand name rather than a normal word. OHOOXO - a brand name rather than a normal word.
How many time is the word hate used in the bible?
87 times in the King James Version. Sometimes the root word in hebrew or Greek can really mean to 'love less' rather than the modern understanding of the word.
Is there different kinds of hate in the Bible?
The word hate as used in the Bible is often understood. It is not used as an opposite of love. Rather, it means rejection.
What should you do if a boy you hate likes you?
Hate is a very strong word, dislike would be better. Talk to him and tell him you have no feelings for him.
Why does Islam hate St. Paul?
Hate would be the wrong word, rather he is not accepted. In Islam, he is considered to have changed the original words of the testament given to Jesus Christ.
What is a better word than exclaimed?
Excalibur is a much better word than exclaimed, in my opinion.
What is the name of a man who flirts?
I don't know if there's a better word than this, but isn't the word you looking for "flirt"? In context: "I hate that girl, she's such a flirt!"
What is a better word than better?
Even better!
What the word that means concerned with theories rather than their practical application?
The word that means concerned with theories rather than their practical application is "theoretical."
Where did Great Britain take its name from?
The "Great" has its origins in the word "Greater" meaning encompassing all of the British Islands rather that meaning "better than".
What a better word than sad?
there are no better words than sad
