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masculine

/ˈoðjo/

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Translation

hatred, hate

Word origin

From Latin odium ('hatred'), from the verb odisse ('to hate').

Origin: Latin
Root: odium
English cognates: odious, annoy

Grammar

Gendermasculine

Pluralodios

Examples

I do not feel hatred towards anyone.

Hatred only brings more violence.

He spoke with hatred in his voice.

She felt a deep hatred towards her former boss.

The hatred between the two families lasted generations.

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This word is part of lesson 12.