loathe

"For ten months I've loathed it all, I've loathed the work, I've loathed the office, I loathe Loudon.

Doubtless she hated and loathed him as he hated and loathed himself when he let his mind dwell upon it.

Only once before had he fought to the death, but that once had taught him the love of it, and ever after until his death it marked his manner of fighting; so that men who loathed and hated and feared him were as one with those who loved him in acknowledging that never before had God joined in the human frame absolute supremacy with the sword and such utter fearlessness.

When I think that but for this man my father might still have been alive, might have lived to know how much I loathed those who sent him into exile - well, I feel then that there is nothing in the world I would not do to crush him!"

The mad passions of a hunted animal stirred within him, and he loathed the man who was seated at the table, more than in his whole life he had ever loathed anything.

And yet, by the constitution of his nature, he loved the truth, and loathed the lie, as few men ever did.

He was thinking of that other woman who, forty years ago, had stood before this beast, and could I have spoken a word into his ear at that moment the reign of Tal Hajus would have been over; but finally he also strode from the room, not knowing that he left his own daughter at the mercy of the creature he most loathed.

A third week went by, and Martin loathed himself, and loathed life.

The Prime Suspect author said she "loathed" the way the decent storylines of previous years have now been replaced by sleazy and violent scenes.

The high profile tainted legacy of the confessed child sex offender and former Lostprohets frontman was something that people now loathed, he claimed.

After all, any "opposition" that would take money and support from a foreign government, thus turning itself into a de facto fifth column, deserves to be loathed. I would also question whether Venezuela was "once a prosperous nation," unless one is talking about the days before the conquistadores came.