loathe 
/ˈloʊð/ verb
loathes; loathed; loath·ing /ˈloʊð/ verb [+ obj] : to hate (someone or something) very much
▪ She loathed him. ▪ They were rivals who truly/bitterly loathed each other. ▪ I loathe having to do this. ▪ It was a habit his wife loathed.
▪ She loathed him. ▪ They were rivals who truly/bitterly loathed each other. ▪ I loathe having to do this. ▪ It was a habit his wife loathed.
