Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
abhominable | hateful, detestable. |
abhor | to loathe. |
abhorrence | the act of abhorring. |
abhorrency | (Obs.) the act of abhorring. |
abhorrent | loathsome. |
abhorrently | (Adv.) ABHORRENT, loathsome. |
abhorrer | one who abhors. |
abominable | hateful, detestable. |
abominableness | the state of being abominable. |
abominably | (Adv.) ABOMINABLE, hateful, detestable. |
abominate | to abhor. |
abominator | one who abominates. |
animosity | hostility. |
antipathetic | related to antipathy. |
antipathetical | related to antipathy. |
antipathist | a person possessed by an antipathy. |
antipathy | aversion, dislike. |
aversion | a feeling of repugnance. |
aversiveness | the state of being aversive, showing aversion. |
bothersome | causing bother. |
degout | (Fr.) distaste; (verb) to make (something) into drops. |
derry | (Aust. sl.) a dislike, as in to have a derry on someone. |
despiteful | (Arch.) full of despite, malicious. |
despitefully | (Adv.) DESPITEFUL, full of despite. |
despitefulness | (Arch.) the state of being despiteful. |
detest | to dislike intensely. |
detestability | the quality of being detestable. |
detestable | hateful. |
detestableness | the state of being detestable. |
detestably | (Adv.) DETESTABLE, hateful. |
detestation | extreme dislike. |
detester | one who detests. |
disgust | to cause nausea or loathing in. |
disgustedly | (Adv.) DISGUSTED. |
disgustful | provoking disgust. |
disgustfully | (Adv.) DISGUSTFUL, provoking disgust. |
disgusting | causing disgust, repellent. |
disgustingly | (Adv.) DISGUSTING, causing disgust, repellent. |
dislikable | capable of being disliked. |
dislike | a feeling of aversion; (verb) to regard with aversion. |
dislikeable | capable of being disliked. |
dislikeful | full of dislike. |
disliker | one who dislikes. |
dispathy | (Obs.) antipathy, dislike. |
disrelish | to dislike, not relish. |
distaste | dislike; (verb, arch.) to feel distaste for. |
dyspathetic | relating to dyspathy. |
dyspathy | antipathy, dislike. |
execrate | to declare to be evil; to denounce or place under a curse. |
execration | the act of cursing. |
hatable | capable of being, or deserving to be, hated. |
hate | to loathe. |
hateable | capable of being, or deserving to be, hated. |
hateful | detestable. |
hatefully | (Adv.) HATEFUL, detestable. |
hatefulness | the state of being hateful. |
hateless | without hate. |
hatelessness | the state of being hateless. |
hater | one who hates. |
haterent | (Scots) hatred. |
hateworthy | worthy of hate. |
hatred | intense dislike or aversion. |
ickily | (Adv.) ICKY, repulsive. |
ickiness | the state of being icky. |
icky | repulsive. |
inimical | hostile; unfriendly. |
inimicality | the state of being inimical. |
irksome | tending to irk. |
irksomely | (Adv.) IRKSOME, tending to irk. |
laidly | (Scots) loathly. |
laith | (Scots) loth. |
laithly | (Scots) loathly. |
loath | repugnant; reluctant. |
loathe | to detest greatly. |
loathedness | the state of being loathed. |
loather | one who loathes. |
loathful | full of loathing. |
loathfulness | the state of being loathful. |
loathingly | (Adv.) LOATHING. |
loathliness | the state of being loathly. |
loathly | (Arch.) hideous, loathsome > LOATHLIER, LOATHLIEST. |
loathness | unwillingness, reluctance. |
loathsome | abhorrent. |
loathsomely | (Adv.) LOATHSOME, abhorrent. |
loathsomeness | the state of being loathsome. |
loathy | (Arch.) loathsome. |
loth | repugnant; reluctant. |
lothefull | (Spenser) reluctant. |
lothfull | (Spenser) reluctant. |
lothness | the state of being loth. |
lothsome | abhorrent. |
malice | ill-will; (verb, obs.) to have ill-will against. |
malicious | bearing ill-will or spite. |
maliciously | (Adv.) MALICIOUS, bearing ill-will or spite. |
malist | (PaP.) MALICE, to bear ill-will towards. |
misandrist | a hater of men. |
misandrous | hating men. |
misandry | a hatred of men. |
misanthrope | one who hates or distrusts mankind. |
misanthropic | of, relating to, or characteristic of a misanthrope. |
misanthropical | of, relating to, or characteristic of a misanthrope. |
misleeke | (Spenser) to dislike. |
mislike | (Arch.) to dislike. |
misliker | one who mislikes. |
misoclere | hating the clergy. |
misogamist | one who hates marriage. |
misogynic | hating women. |
misogynist | one who hates women. |
misogynistic | hating women. |
misogynistical | hating women. |
misogynous | hating women. |
misologist | a hater of knowledge and enlightenment. |
misology | a hatred of argument, reasoning or enlightenment. |
misoneism | a hatred or fear of change or innovation. |
misoneist | a hater of things which are new. |
misoneistic | relating to misoneism, a hatred of novelty. |
odious | hateful, repugnant. |
odiously | (Adv.) ODIOUS, hateful, repugnant. |
odiousness | the state of being odious. |
odium | (Lat.) hatred accompanied by contempt. |
overhate | to hate to excess. |
pique | (Fr.) hurt pride, resentful irritation; (verb) to cause pique. |
rancor | (US) inveterate and bitter ill feeling. |
rancored | full of rancor. |
rancorous | full of rancour. |
rancorously | (Adv.) RANCOROUS, full of rancour. |
rancour | inveterate and bitter ill feeling. |
rancoured | full of rancour. |
rebarbative | irritating; repellent. |
rebarbatively | (Adv.) REBARBATIVE, repellent. |
repugnance | strong dislike, antipathy. |
repugnancy | strong dislike, antipathy. |
repugnant | distasteful, odious. |
repugnantly | (Adv.) REPUGNANT, distasteful, odious. |
repulsion | the act of repulsing, or the state of being repulsed. |
repulsive | that repels. |
repulsively | (Adv.) REPULSIVE, that repels. |
repulsiveness | the state of being repulsive. |
revulsion | a feeling of strong dislike or disgust. |
scunner | (Scots) a feeling of strong dislike; (verb) to be in a state of disgusted irritation. |
shitlist | a list of hated things. |
ulterior | (Lat.) of eg a motive, beyond what is stated or apparent. |
ulteriorly | (Adv.) ULTERIOR, beyond what is stated. |
unlikable | not capable of being liked. |
unlikeable | not capable of being liked. |
unlove | to cease to love; to hate. |
unlovingly | (Adv.) UNLOVING. |
unrepugnant | not repugnant. |
warling | (Obs.) someone disliked. |