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loathed Definition and Meaning in English (loathed definition)

adjective
Synonyms:hateddetestedabhorred
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Loathed definition: To be loathed means to be intensely disliked or regarded with extreme disgust by someone.

Definitions of Loathed

  1. 1adjective

    To be loathed means to be intensely disliked or regarded with extreme disgust by someone.

  2. 2verb

    When someone loathed something, they felt a strong aversion or intense hatred towards it in the past.

Example Sentences

“He was loathed by his colleagues for his dishonest behavior.”

“The villain in the story was a loathed character.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveloathe
third person singularloathes
present participleloathing
gerundloathing
agent nounloather

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Loathed definition: To be loathed means to be intensely disliked or regarded with extreme disgust by someone.
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'Loathed' translates to 'loathed' in English. Loathed definition: To be loathed means to be intensely disliked or regarded with extreme disgust by someone.
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