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    Aborrecer (en. Hate)

    /aβoɾeˈθeɾ/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To feel a deep displeasure or aversion towards something or someone.
    He abhors injustice in all its forms.
    Aborrece la injusticia en todas sus formas.
    To wish that something does not exist or does not happen.
    He abhorred the idea of having to move cities.
    Aborrecía la idea de tener que mudar de ciudad.
    To experience repugnance or disdain.
    He abhorred hypocrisy in personal relationships.
    Aborrecía la hipocresía en las relaciones personales.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'aborrecere', meaning to reject or set apart.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to abhor someone
    To feel aversion or rejection towards a person.
    aborrecer a alguien
    to abhor something
    To feel displeasure or aversion towards a topic or situation.
    aborrecer algo
    to not abhor anyone
    To have no aversion or disdain for any person.
    no aborrecer a nadie

    Related Words

    disdain
    Feeling of lack of appreciation towards something or someone.
    desprecio
    aversion
    Feeling of repulsion or rejection towards something.
    aversión
    hate
    Intense feeling of aversion or rejection towards something or someone.
    odio

    Slang Meanings

    To hate something strongly
    I abhor traffic jams; they put me in a bad mood.
    Aborrezco las colas del tráfico, me pone de mal humor.
    To categorically reject
    They abhor any form of violence.
    Aborrecen cualquier forma de violencia.