Definitions and Examples of hated, detested, abhorred
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Intensely disliked or loathed.
Example
The dictator was hated by his people for his oppressive regime.
Disliked intensely; regarded with disgust or aversion.
Example
The smell of fish made her feel sick, she detested it.
Regarded with disgust and hatred.
Example
She abhorred the idea of eating insects, it made her feel sick.
Key Differences: hated vs detested vs abhorred
- 1Hated is a general term that describes intense dislike or loathing.
- 2Detested is a more specific term that describes a feeling of disgust or aversion.
- 3Abhorred is an even stronger term that conveys a feeling of disgust and hatred.
Effective Usage of hated, detested, abhorred
- 1Express Dislike: Use these antonyms to express strong negative feelings towards someone or something.
- 2Enrich Vocabulary: Incorporate these words in your writing and speaking to expand your vocabulary.
- 3Understand Nuances: Understand the nuances of these words to use them effectively in different contexts.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of beloved are hated, detested, and abhorred. These words convey a strong negative feeling towards someone or something. Use these words to express dislike, enrich your vocabulary, and understand their nuances to use them effectively in different contexts.
