घृणा (en. Loathe)

On election day, many Americans will be choosing which candidate they loathe the least.

16 I loathe my life.

The Division Bench held that except in a very gross case where the petition was not clearly maintainable, the Court of appeal would be loathe to interfere with the discretion exercised by the learned Company Judge, because all that the learned Company Judge says at this stage is that he has considered the matter and it appears to him that there is a prima facie case and it requires further inquiry and investigation.

Also, this arrangement creates a peculiar situation: it is public knowledge that Villepin and Sarkozy consider each other a dangerous political rival with respect to the 2007 presidential election, and they are widely said to loathe each other.

Unless an extra ordinary case of gross abuse of power is made out by those in charge of the investigation, the Court should be quite loathe to interfere with the investigation, a field of activity reserved for the police and the executive.

If I really loathe you, then your body and soul will immediately fall into Satan’s hands.

Furthermore, as regards the question where the protection of human rights, environment, ecology and other second- generation or third-generation rights is involved, the courts should not be loathe to refer to the international conventions.