detest [dɪˈtest] ГЛ. перех.
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He found himself invariably playing the very characters he detested.
en.wikipedia.org Whilst being continuously jovial, they are self admittedly very lonely and detest each other's company.
en.wikipedia.org He also detested the cover art, calling it dreadful.
en.wikipedia.org She helps him by letting him emotionally and regularly vocalize his detest for his father.
en.wikipedia.org They absolutely abhor and detest being inside, underground, or otherwise restricted from the open sky.
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