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hate-filled

hate-filled adjective: containing or believing in a large amount of hateful rhetoric.

Adjective

hate-filled (comparative more hate-filled, superlative most hate-filled)

  1. Containing or believing in a large amount of hateful rhetoric.
    • He got fired after his hate-filled rant went viral.
    • He protests the war in Vietnam, but looks with contempt on the hate-filled pseudoradicals who preach the politics of violence.2007 September 9, Karen Durbin, “Breaking Through”, in The New York Times, archived from the original on 26 Feb 2021

Forms of hate-filled

comparativemore hate-filled
superlativemost hate-filled

Questions about hate-filled

What does hate-filled mean?
Hate-filled means containing or believing in a large amount of hateful rhetoric.
What part of speech is hate-filled?
Hate-filled is an adjective.

Words near hate-filled in the dictionary

  1. hate-boners
  2. hate-crime
  3. hate-crimed
  4. hate-crimes
  5. hate-criming
  6. hate-filled
  7. hate-fuck
  8. hate-fucked
  9. hate-fucking
  10. hate-fucks
  11. hate-mailer

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