execrate

1 Maligned on every side, execrated, shunned and abhorred—his virtues denounced as vices—his services forgotten—his character blackened, he preserved the poise and balance of his soul.

2 De Clavering, who observed them both, gave a humorous dissertation on the powers of sympathy, and execrated its effects.

3 "From his childhood," says his biographer, "he kept the canons, and execrated the teachings of heretics;" and he tells us that this last phrase is Origen's own.

4 It was terrible to see how like this young lad grew to the man he was execrating.

5 Leaving Mexico in December, 1529, with ten thousand allies, he marched through Michoacán and Jalisco, leaving behind a trail of fire and blood, for which he has ever since been execrated.

6 And of the fact that the president has repeatedly execrated the invasion of Iraq that Bolton advocated.

7 The citizen of Oceania is not allowed to know anything of the tenets of the other two philosophies, but he is taught to execrate them as barbarous outrages upon morality and common sense.

8 Along the lower edge of the covert, between wood and water, there ran also a field-path, a right-of-way much execrated by the Squire.

9 Readers of 'Jane Eyre' became indignant, and the Cowan Bridge School was execrated, denounced, and condemned by the public, to the utter distress and pain of its founder and patron.

10 I pity the man, I execrate and hate the man who has only to boast that he is white.

11 As this propensity to inquiry is an essential part of the legacy bequeathed to Englishmen by the reformation, this last movement has been execrated by some of our High Churchmen.

12 It may well be that sixty more will execrate it.

13 Oh, well," I said, controlling myself, and realising that she had some excuse to execrate Donald's memory, "let's not discuss Don now.

14 All concurred in execrating the author or authors of this horrid deed.

15 To devote to destruction; to imprecate misery or evil upon; to curse; to execrate; to anathematize.

16 She came to execrate the hypocritical values of her upper-class upbringing.

17 You may loathe, you may execrate, but you cannot deny her…No wine gives fiercer intoxication, no drug more vivid exaltation.”

18 Dannecker, like every patronized artist I ever met with, would execrate patronage if he dared.

19 They are not simply disbelieved; they are execrated.

20 The gigantic baths of Caracalla turned us aside once more, and we stopped for an hour in the shade of their romantic arches, admiring the works, while we execrated the character of their ferocious builder.

1 厌恶

disgustedly hate objection disgust aversion distaste loathing repulsion revulsion antipathy abhorrence repugnance odium loathe detest abhor abominate sick to stomach and tired of have no use for pissed averse dislike prejudice reluctance detestation disesteem object sicken mind shock revolt repel sicken of be an enemy to have a down on sick allergic nauseous detestable indisposed horror allergy hatred nausea disinclination indisposition shudder mislike repulse disfavour indispose disrelish nauseate in disgust

2 嫌恶

averse down pain hate horror objection aversion repulsion revulsion abhorrence detestation disrelish revolt detest abominate

3 痛恨

venomous hate lamentation rancour abhor

4 憎恶

cottonpickin tormenting resentfully hate horror dislike hatred abomination antipathy abhorrence odium fastidium sour detest abhor abominate hold in abhorrence ill will -phobia allergy nausea disgust phobia detestation rancour loathe revulsion scunner shudder cast the gorge at be down on allergic down animosity ressentiment

5 痛斥

dressing-down philippic row Trim slash revile flay excoriate objurgate roasting denunciation lash denounce berate lash out tear into barb diatribe lashing Philippic inveigh whip bombard scourge canvass flagellate

6 深恶

detestation abominate

7 痛骂

invective sail curse inveigh dress down the rough edge of tongue let have it

8 咒语

spell curse mantra invocation incantation conjuration hocus-pocus

9 非难

disparaging invective accusatory denunciatory reprehensive objurgatory damnatory comminatory decrial blame reflection criticism slap swipe accusation slur impeachment disapproval censure arraignment stricture imputation disparagement opprobrium reprobation odium detraction brickbat reprehension reflect accuse criticize decry impeach disparage arraign stigmatize reprobate razz dispraise breathe upon breathe on

10 憎恨

resentful hate hatred loathing abhorrence odium loathe detest abhor abominate horror

11 咒诅

damnation anathema imprecation tarnation damn darn beshrew imprecate

12 咒骂

execrative vituperative damnatory maledictory cursely execratively abuse oath railing swearing cuss revilement swear curse vituperate d--n score blame damn dash slang revile drat durn swear at effing and blinding invective malediction anathema imprecation malison imprecate imprecatory ban bless blast blaspheme hell blasphemy tarnation rail rabbit maledict swear word damnation cursing execration fling shrew speak daggers to

13 诅咒

cuss imprecation malediction swear curse anathematize ban oath hex whammy malison damn devote jinx imprecate cuss word eff and blind imprecatory French anathema bless blow blast damnation doggone tarnation bugger rat rabbit maledict backward blessing plague damning cursing execration drat sugar blame beshrew

14 嫌弃

aversive disfavor reject

15 抨击

tilt diatribe hammering blast trash snipe maul lambast impugn lay into put the knife in tear into