hated
Pronunciation: [heɪtɪd]
Word
Context: “feelings”
(verb) to really dislike someone or something a lot. When you say you hated something, it means you felt very unhappy or angry about it.
Example
I hated doing my homework, but it was still important to finish it.
Example
She didn't hate the movie; in fact, she thought it was quite fun.
Example
Did you hate the food at the restaurant?
Context: “relationships”
(verb) to express strong feelings of dislike towards someone. When you say you hated a person, it means you had strong negative feelings about them.
Example
He hated bullying and always stood up for his friends.
Example
They didn't hate each other; they just had different opinions.
Example
Why did they say they hated the principal?
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