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hateful
/ ˈheɪtfʊl /
adjective
causing or deserving hate; loathsome; detestable
full of or showing hate
Other Word Forms
- hatefully adverb
- hatefulness noun
- unhateful adjective
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"Harvard was wrong to tolerate hateful behavior for as long as it did," wrote the judge, who was appointed by former President Barack Obama.
In the past, authorities have said, some officers under investigation were aware of the texts but did not send any hateful messages themselves.
On freedom of speech in the UK, it said "specific areas of concern" included restrictions on political speech deemed "hateful" or "offensive".
It’s a hateful lie, but it’s well-designed nonetheless to prey on people who are already feeling low about their infertility.
Following widespread criticism from the music community, Spotify has walked back its recently instated policy on “hate content and hateful conduct,” the streaming service announced Friday.
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