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hateful
/ ˈheɪtfʊl /
adjective
causing or deserving hate; loathsome; detestable
full of or showing hate
Other Word Forms
- hatefully adverb
- hatefulness noun
- unhateful adjective
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“We extend our support to Michael, his family, and all in Simi Valley who have been impacted by this hateful and traumatic incident,” she said in the Aug. 7 statement.
He will say that migrants and refugees are "not the problem" and accuse Labour of failing to offer an alternative to what he says are the "hateful divisive politics" of Nigel Farage.
But it’s fair to say that Reagan never indulged in outright name-calling or hateful invective, stressed his desire for negotiation over confrontation and left the nuclear saber-rattling to subordinates.
Sir Keir emphasised the diplomatic move means Hamas can have "no future, no role in government, no role in security" and was the "exact opposite of their hateful vision".
During his 2024 campaign, Mackenzie pitched himself as running in order to “break away from the hateful rhetoric and get things done.”
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