detestation

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Shapiro's detestation of racism also runs in direct contrast to his own rhetoric regarding race in the past.

From Salon

“The corollary of an England saving Europe,” she adds, “is a detestation of Germany and contempt for cowardice – the term is often used for those who allowed themselves to be occupied, not to mention collaborated.”

From The Guardian

“It is irresponsible to so label the virus, but not surprising given the detestation of Donald Trump in an election year.”

From Washington Times

Group solidarity based on shared detestations is fun, and because fun can trigger dopamine bursts in the brain, it can be addictive.

From Washington Post

It’s the rare occasion that an actor’s detestation for his character actually makes for a better performance — but that’s exactly what happened with Harrison Ford’s breakout role in the first three Star Wars movies.

From Washington Post