hateth
Bears deep animosity
Hateth is an archaic form of "hates," using the old English third-person singular ending -eth.
It appears in the King James Bible and other early modern texts: He that hateth his brother is in darkness.
Outside of biblical quotation or deliberate archaism, the form is unused in contemporary English.
Intense, settled disgust
- abhorrenceExtreme hatred or disgust
- detestationIntense, thorough hatred
- revulsionIntense physical disgust
- disgustIntense physical aversion
antipathy · repugnance · odium · execration · anathema · contempt · scorn · enmity
Belonging to earlier times
- RenaissanceEuropean cultural reawakening
- medievalOf the Middle Ages
- oldenOf a distant past
- bygoneOf earlier times
antiquated · thee · thou · doth · hast · shalt · wherefore · forsooth
loathing
Intense, settled disgust
- abhorrenceExtreme hatred or disgust
- detestationIntense, thorough hatred
- revulsionIntense physical disgust
disgust · antipathy · repugnance · odium · execration · anathema · contempt · scorn · enmity · hostility
archaic
Belonging to earlier times
- RenaissanceEuropean cultural reawakening
- medievalOf the Middle Ages
- oldenOf a distant past
bygone · antiquated · thee · thou · doth · hast · shalt · wherefore · forsooth · prithee
Shakespeare
Elizabethan dramatist and poet
sonnet · tragedy · drama · soliloquy · monologue · rhetoric · oratory · declamation · proclamation · invective
- I hate youExpression of intense animosity
- hate mailThreatening or abusive correspondence
- love and hateDeepest positive and negative feelings
- hate speechLanguage attacking protected characteristics
- hate someone's gutsIntensely dislike a person
- hate crimeOffense motivated by prejudice
hate, hates, hated, hater, haters, hateful, hatefully, hatefulness