What is another word for detestation?
Pronunciation:
[ dɪtˌɛstˈe͡ɪʃən], [ dɪtˌɛstˈeɪʃən], [ d_ɪ_t_ˌɛ_s_t_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
Related words: detestable, detest, loathe, abhor, hate
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Similar words for detestation:
- anathema (noun)
- aversion (noun)
- belligerence (noun)
- detestation (noun)
- distaste (noun)
- enmity (noun)
- execration (noun)
- fear (noun)
- hate (noun)
- hatred (noun)
- horror (noun)
- hostility (noun)
- militancy (noun)
- odium (noun)
- phobia (noun)
- pugnacity (noun)
- repulsion (noun)
- truculence (noun)
Synonyms for Detestation:
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n.
• anathema • aversion- dis favor ,
- dis favors ,
- dis inclination ,
- dis inclinations ,
- dis liking ,
- dis likings ,
- dis pleasure ,
- dis pleasures ,
- dis satisfaction ,
- dis satisfactions ,
- dis-favor ,
- dis-favors ,
- dis-inclination ,
- dis-inclinations ,
- dis-liking ,
- dis-likings ,
- dis-pleasure ,
- dis-pleasures ,
- dis-satisfaction ,
- dis-satisfactions ,
- dislikings ,
- having no use fors ,
- in disposition ,
- in dispositions ,
- in-disposition ,
- in-dispositions ,
- un willingness ,
- un willingnesses ,
- un-willingness ,
- un-willingnesses .
Other synonyms:
- anathema ,
- bugbear ,
- opposition ,
- revulsion .
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How to use "Detestation" in context?
Detestation is a strong, negative feeling towards someone or something. People often detest people or things that they think are bad or harmful. They may hate them without actually knowing them, or they may have strong feelings of dislike and anger towards them. The word is often used to describe feelings of intense dislike, animosity, and hostility.
Homophones for Detestation:
- dissociation, dustman, dichotomy, desiccation, dysthymia, destiny, destine, dictation, Dutch Auction, detection, dedication, duck down, disassociation, dukedom, dictum, decussation, degustation, disquisition, disesteem, dash down, destain, disdain, doss down, dessiatine, data system, deduction, diction, Dagestani, deoxycytidine, dissection, digestion, destitution, Diastema, dejection, decoction.
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