abominator
One who loathes
An abominator is someone who abhors or detests something utterly.
The word carries a sense of moral revulsion rather than mere dislike—an abominator doesn't just disapprove but finds the object of their scorn loathsome or offensive to their principles.
He was a lifelong abominator of hypocrisy and pretense.
The term is somewhat literary and old-fashioned, more likely found in Victorian prose than contemporary speech.
One who loathes
- despiserOne who holds contempt
- loatherOne who despises
- detesterOne who abhors
- scornerOne showing contempt
reviler · disdainer · antagonist · enemy · foe · adversary · opponent · denouncer
Intense, settled disgust
- hatredIntense hostile aversion
- abhorrenceExtreme hatred or disgust
- detestationIntense, thorough hatred
- revulsionIntense physical disgust
disgust · repugnance · antipathy · contempt · scorn · disdain · hostility · animosity
Formal public accusation
- execrationSpoken expression of hatred
- anathemaIntensely detested thing
- censureFormal institutional disapproval
- damnationEternal punishment decree
vilification · reprobation · castigation · malediction · opprobrium · obloquy · vituperation · imprecation
hater
One who loathes
scorner · reviler · disdainer · antagonist · enemy · foe · adversary · opponent · denouncer · vilifier
loathing
Intense, settled disgust
- hatredIntense hostile aversion
- abhorrenceExtreme hatred or disgust
- detestationIntense, thorough hatred
revulsion · disgust · repugnance · antipathy · contempt · scorn · disdain · hostility · animosity · enmity
denunciation
Formal public accusation
- execrationSpoken expression of hatred
- anathemaIntensely detested thing
- censureFormal institutional disapproval
damnation · vilification · reprobation · castigation · malediction · opprobrium · obloquy · vituperation · imprecation · indictment