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View synonyms for loathe
loathe
/ ləʊð /
verb
- tr to feel strong hatred or disgust for
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Derived Forms
- ˈloather, noun
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Other Words From
- loather noun
- un·loathed adjective
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of loathe1
Old English lāthiān, from loath
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Example Sentences
Of course, Trump, being an authoritarian who loathes democracy, loves using unofficial advisors and outside powers.
From Salon
What they seem to want is fear, loathing, painted faces, circus vibes and hints of paranormal activity.
From Los Angeles Times
“Wicked,” in contrast, is a series of duets and solos about friendship, loathing and a friendship that blossoms out of loathing – the series arc of girlhood’s affections.
From Salon
Never mind that you don’t live in South Carolina or that you loathe Mace and her politics.
From Los Angeles Times
Clearly 16 clubs were loathe to loosen them even more.
From BBC
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