deep loathing

Frequency: 7.815.2 per million words

Indicates a profound and strongly felt hatred.

loathingADJECTIVE + loathing

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deep

Examples (10)

  • She felt a deep loathing for hypocrisy and deceit.
  • His deep loathing for injustice drove him to activism.
  • The dictator's actions inspired deep loathing among the populace.
  • Over the years, her admiration turned into a deep loathing.
  • There was a deep loathing in his eyes as he spoke of his tormentor.
  • The novel vividly portrays the protagonist's deep loathing of war.
  • Many developed a deep loathing for the oppressive regime.
  • His words conveyed a deep loathing, barely concealed by his calm demeanor.
  • Despite his polite exterior, a deep loathing festered within him.
  • The constant betrayal ignited a deep loathing that consumed her.