Disliking
Loathing
Loathing noun - A dislike so strong as to cause stomach upset or queasiness.
Usage example: the sight of his mortal enemy getting that undeserved promotion filled him with loathing
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- hostility and disliking
- hostility and loathing
- abhorrence and disliking
- abhorrence and loathing
- abomination and disliking
- abomination and loathing
- displeasure and disliking
- displeasure and loathing
- odium and disliking
- odium and loathing
- dislike and disliking
- dislike and loathing
- antipathy and disliking
- antipathy and loathing
Both words in one sentence
- There might be plenty of reasons for this, from the character having emotional attachment to the item, or simply disliking the other person and loathing the idea of relenting anything to him.
Source: Reluctant Gift
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