hate in Irish
hate in Irish is is fuath le — hate means to dislike someone or something intensely.
hate in Irish
is fuath le
(transitive) To dislike intensely or greatly.
What does "hate" mean?
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verb To dislike someone or something intensely.
"She hates getting up early."
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noun Intense dislike, or abusive comments directed at someone, especially online.
"The singer gets a lot of hate on social media."
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hate in a sentence
- She hates getting up early.
- He doesn't just dislike the plan — he hates it.
- The singer gets a lot of hate on social media.
- Online hate can hurt people, so the website now removes nasty comments quickly.
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What is "hate" in Irish?
"hate" in Irish is is fuath le. hate means: To dislike someone or something intensely.
How do you use "hate" in a sentence?
Example: "She hates getting up early." In Irish, "hate" is is fuath le.
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