hate

IPA: hˈeɪt

(transitive) To dislike intensely or greatly.
(intransitive) To experience hatred.
(informal, originally African-American Vernacular) Used in a phrasal verb: hate on.

Examples of "hate" in Sentences

And when I think of that I hate you, I _hate you_! ...
"I hate, I hate, I _hate_ your mother -- if she does have rings!"
"But, papa, I hate him so -- I just _hate_ him!" she declared, earnestly.
And I hate, hate, *hate* the idea of starting a query letter with, say, 'Dear Seraphina Snark'.
I personally * hate hate hate* when I feel like doing stuff that I know is * stupid stupid stupid*.
In the case of my uncle, he has a career ... and I hate to see him-I hate to see his name used.
I meant to live so that I could tell you again to your face that I hate you, hate you -- _hate_ you!
I hate Saint Winifred's, I hate Dr Lane, I hate Robertson, and I _hate, hate, hate_ Paton! "he said, stamping angrily.
She looked fixedly at the prison, then with angry fires flashing in her dark eyes: "I hate you, I _hate_ you," she cried.
I can work on that; and, lassies, it will be a great relief to me, for I hate -- I _hate_ being purred on and kissed all day long.