LOATHED Meaning and
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Loathed is an adjective that refers to a strong feeling of intense hatred, disgust, or extreme aversion towards someone or something. It describes a deep-seated abhorrence or detestation that is accompanied by a strong desire to avoid or distance oneself from the object of loathing.
When one loathes something, they experience a profound distaste or repugnance, often resulting from a perceived harm, offense, or moral objection. This feeling is not merely a casual dislike; instead, it manifests as an intense emotional reaction marked by an almost instinctive revulsion. It typically involves a strong desire to avoid any contact, association, or involvement with the loathed person, idea, or action.
Loathing can be directed towards various entities, including individuals, situations, foods, chores, or even abstract concepts. It is often accompanied by physical discomfort, ranging from nausea to a sense of unease. The loathed object is often perceived as repulsive, offensive, or morally reprehensible, leading the individual to actively seek its avoidance or removal from their immediate surroundings.
Loathed is an expression of an extreme form of dislike, antipathy, or repulsion. It carries a strong emotional charge and reflects an entrenched negative sentiment towards its target. The intensity of loathing makes it a potent force that can significantly impact one's behavior, choices, and interactions.
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Etymology of LOATHED
The word "loathed" can be traced back to the Old English word "lāðian", which means "to hate" or "to detest". It is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "*laþōną". The Old English term "lāðian" itself is believed to have derived from the Proto-Indo-European root "*lo-to-", which means "to displease" or "to offend". Over time, "lāðian" evolved into "loathen" in Middle English and eventually into "loathed" in modern English.
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Conjugate verb Loathed
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