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But they will see some truth in his claims of victimisation: that there are indeed some in the Paris "politico-mediatic-judicial" establishment who loathe the former president and rejoice in bringing him down.

From BBC

But “Battle” draws crisp, unmistakable lines, I think because Anderson loathes Lockjaw most of all.

That means the series had to create a whole new cast of characters for fans to love and loathe.

From Salon

The family moved to Van Nuys but Redford found it sterile and loathed his new neighborhood.

They’re tired of being told to loathe someone over ideological differences or blindly worship a person or a cause because it’s supposedly in their best interests.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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