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He's been accused of stirring up racial hatred in the region.
Seeing the damage made hatred flame within her.看到损毁的情况，她心头燃起了仇恨之火。
She gave me a look of intense hatred.
The fighting between the different social groups has become a terrifying spiral of death and hatred.
His relationship with his mother left him with a psychotic hatred of women.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Feelings of dislike and hatred
abhorrence
abomination
anathema
animosity
animus
dislike
distaste
distaste for someone/something
distastefully
enmity
misandrist
misandry
misanthrope
misanthropy
misogynist
self-hating
self-hatred
self-loathing
sore point
technophobe

hatred | American Dictionary

hatred
noun[ U ]
us/ˈheɪ·trɪd/
a strong feeling of dislike; hate:
He has an extreme hatred of taxes and tolls.

Examples of hatred

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For our emotional response to being hurt to remain with us as hatred, it must be fixed to something more permanent than the single event.
A fresh look at history permits 'finding new ways of articulating old hatred' (p. 15), drawing parallels from what have usually been constructed as opposites.
He identifies with his worst first-order desires and suppresses his better, motivated by hatred.
He sadly admitted that scientists were at least as bad as poets in the "envenomed hatred" with which they repaid their detractors.
In them we feel hatred, love and wonder.
He was thus also a popular author, but one that declared a hatred of people.
They had no interest in theoretical disputations: they had other passions, other hatreds.
And the association between the subject in which the quality inheres and the object of our love or hatred needn't be a very close one.
Sometimes it is hatred (in our sense of the term).
Moreover, they refute the notion of a soldier who is fuelled by violence and ethnic hatred, and who uncontrollably commits violent acts.
The figure of the rock wife is viewed by the music press with at best scorn and ridicule, and usually with outright hatred.
Yes, irresponsible leaders had been stirring up hatred for a generation.
Some converts confessed publicly to the intimate sins of hatred, jealousy, lying, envy, making false accusations and selfishness.
These memories lead to anger, hatred and even violence.
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