hater in French
hater in French is haïsseur, haïsseuse, rageuse — hater means someone who hates or strongly dislikes something.
hater in French
haïsseur
One who hates.
haïsseuse
One who hates.
rageuse
(slang, pejorative) One who expresses unfounded or inappropriate hatred or dislike, particularly if motivated by envy.
rageux
(slang, pejorative) One who expresses unfounded or inappropriate hatred or dislike, particularly if motivated by envy.
What does "hater" mean?
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noun Someone who hates or strongly dislikes something.
"He's not a hater of the sport itself, just of how it's run."
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noun Someone who criticises or puts others down, often out of jealousy rather than genuine reason.
"Ignore the haters and keep posting your work."
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hater in a sentence
- He's not a hater of the sport itself, just of how it's run.
- The novel found few haters among critics.
- Ignore the haters and keep posting your work.
- She brushed off the comments, calling the posters haters.
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What is "hater" in French?
"hater" in French is haïsseur, haïsseuse, rageuse. hater means: Someone who hates or strongly dislikes something.
How do you use "hater" in a sentence?
Example: "He's not a hater of the sport itself, just of how it's run." In French, "hater" is haïsseur, haïsseuse, rageuse.
Are there other ways to say "hater" in French?
Yes — French has 4 translations listed for "hater": haïsseur, haïsseuse, rageuse, rageux.
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