abominate

They Abominate the smell of beets and people with red hair.

It's a word that you love and I abominate.

Think of what she is herself (now I am repulsive and you abominate me).

I abominate also the waste of time (and it would take me a day) in making an abstract.

You got me out of this place and here's your reward; you're everything we jointly abominate.

You who have always abominated so much as the smell of a skirt aboard ship?

Both of them abominate the dead man, but Belize doesn't want to leave it at that.

I have known a face not materially disfigured by a few, but he abominates them.

For until he does, how can he abominate it?

Saccharine, for instance, or the ersatz in general, he abominated.

She rejects and abominates the role of royal consort.

It also taught the reader to treat animals decently and to abominate the slave trade.

I ask questions of women only when it is unavoidable, because I abominate hysterics.

He is said to abominate the sound of the drums, which Jim and Jesse added to bluegrass art in the 60's.

We abominate and condemn it without reservation.

The Council feared that this knowledge would cause you to abominate the Unbeliever."

Mason wonders: "How little there is in the post-renaissance mental activities and achievements that he does not abominate!"

He abominated being touched except by outstandingly beautiful females under circumstances entirely of his own commanding.

She did not merely dislike it; she abominated it.

Little could be done to counteract the John Osborne criticisms, for they abominated the very idea of monarchy.

It is a sacrilege the Lord Our God will abominate."

I find that anything outrageously strange generally ends by fascinating me even when I abominate it.

I abominated it when I first saw it.

Church groups were there to abominate the apostate, and others to look at the man who had opened the way for another, potentially final, witch war.