Associations to the word «Detest»
Noun
- Hate
- Dislike
- Blasphemy
- Falsehood
- Gods
- Hatred
- Treachery
- Nimitz
- Rejoicing
- Heresy
- Tort
- Deliverance
- Tyranny
- Chew
- Nay
- Wretch
- Calamity
- Sophia
- Tyrant
- Superstition
- Tucson
- Puritan
- Endeavour
- Liking
- Compliment
- Nile
- Affection
- Prejudice
- Delicacy
- Obedience
- Foreigner
- Sin
- Conscience
- Insult
- Classmate
- Greatness
- Slavery
- Humour
- Curse
- Elvis
- Contempt
- Swallow
- Enthusiast
- Confederacy
- Bonaparte
- Pride
- Statesman
- Folly
- Nostril
- Clergy
- Oath
- Pleasure
- Creature
Adjective
Wiktionary
DETEST, verb. (transitive) To dislike intensely; to loathe.
DETEST, verb. (obsolete) To witness against; to denounce; to condemn.
Dictionary definition
DETEST, verb. Dislike intensely; feel antipathy or aversion towards; "I hate Mexican food"; "She detests politicians".
Wise words
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