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The phrase "a hateful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is characterized by hate or animosity, often in reference to actions, speech, or attitudes.
Example: "The article was filled with a hateful rhetoric that only served to divide the community further."
Alternatives: "an antagonistic" or "a spiteful".
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It is like hating a hateful odor, or loving a lovely sight.
Revenge is quite a hateful word, and our game is a beautiful game.
They're a hateful breed.
Violence against goths is a hateful crime.
It codified a hateful relationship.
The mouth gapes in a hateful scowl.
"He was just a hateful, hateful man".
"Louis Farrakhan is a hateful person".
It's such a hateful, dysfunctional pairing.
His mother dumped him in a hateful boarding school.
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The gold digger [a hateful central character in another story] is based on a real person.
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