detest|detested|detesting|detests in English

verb

[de·test || dɪ'test]

hate, strongly dislike, despise

Use "detest|detested|detesting|detests" in a sentence

1. Hating, detesting, struck with Abhorrence

2. I detest people complaining.

3. I've always detested lilies.

4. The Egyptians also detested shepherds.

5. 'Detestable' is a derivative of 'detest'.

6. Detesting the evil taint of Bhaal, Balthazar

7. They detested each other on sight.

8. I detest all affectation.

9. I detest violence with my whole being.

10. They cordially detest each other.

11. 32 For Jehovah detests a devious person,+

12. Georgie detests Sheldon and never hesitates to bully him.

13. He added: “I detest the operation.

14. I detest this part of the world.

15. I detest the name Meghann.

16. I detest people who tell lies.

17. Well, God detests violent disregard for the welfare of others.

18. I detest conversation in the past tense.

19. I thoroughly detest writing letters to her.

20. 26 Jehovah detests the schemes of the wicked one,+

21. I detest any form of cruelty toward animals.

22. All men come to detest them.

23. I detest any kind of cruelty.

24. And it is a loathsome term, I detest it.

25. It is no exaggeration to say that the Republican establishment detests McCain.