Execration
Execration noun - A very strong dislike.
Usage example: a cowardly betrayal that earned him the execration of all who had remained loyal to the cause
Malice and execration are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Malice" instead a noun "Execration".
Malice
Malice noun - The desire to cause pain for the satisfaction of doing harm.
Usage example: there was no reason other than pure malice to spread such disgusting lies all over campus
Execration and malice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Execration" instead a noun "Malice".
Nearby Word: malicious
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- hostility and execration
- hostility and malice
- animosity and execration
- animosity and malice
- loathing and execration
- loathing and malice
- abhorrence and execration
- abhorrence and malice
- abomination and execration
- abomination and malice
- spite and execration
- spite and malice
- odium and execration
- odium and malice
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