loathe in Latin
loathe in Latin is abōminor — loathe means to hate or feel intense disgust toward someone or something.
loathe in Latin
abōminor
(transitive) To detest, hate, or revile (someone or something).
What does "loathe" mean?
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verb To hate or feel intense disgust toward someone or something.
"She loathes waking up early on weekends."
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loathe in a sentence
- She loathes waking up early on weekends.
- He loathed the smell of cigarette smoke.
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What is "loathe" in Latin?
"loathe" in Latin is abōminor. loathe means: To hate or feel intense disgust toward someone or something.
How do you use "loathe" in a sentence?
Example: "She loathes waking up early on weekends." In Latin, "loathe" is abōminor.
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