The phrase "age hatred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe prejudice or discrimination against individuals based on their age, often in discussions about social issues or policies.
Example: "The rise of age hatred in society has led to increased tensions between younger and older generations."
Alternatives: "ageism" or "age discrimination".
Perhaps it was inevitable that he would come to hate Turks, with a deep teen-age hatred.
The combined effect of getting to know Turkish citizens, of higher education, of maturity, and of changing Turkish politics eroded the teen-age hatred until he began to seek out opportunities for reconciliation.
But in an age when hatred abroad morphs easily into mass murder on your own soil, the line between generosity and martyrdom begins to blur.
I learned at a young age that hatred comes in many shades, even some that resemble your own.
Sofia, age 4". "Hatred won't ever work as a solution, but it will always be a part of the problem.
Ferguson's 2006 The War of the World: History's Age of Hatred, presented World Wars I & II as not two wars but one single war, fought over issues of race, in which the leaders of Germany, Italy, Japan, and other fascist leaders, were viewed as having been no worse than the leaders of the democratic Allies.
In Shylock he does not see particularly a Jew, but a human being in general, oppressed by the age-old hatred shown towards people like him, and expressing this feeling with wonderful power and truth. . . .
In an atmosphere sodden with age-old hatred and distrust as well as water, Soneri is investigating the disappearance of elderly bargeman Tonna when Tonna's brother is defenestrated from the top storey of the local hospital.
"When it has been reported, the suffering of Sikhs and Hindus sadly hasn't even registered," says Hardeep. "The reality is that we face not just the backlash to Islamism, but also an age-old hatred from Muslim extremists themselves – so, if you like, it's a double whammy".
When I was representing BiH at the UN, diplomats parroting cliches and media too frequently fell into the trap of repeating tales of "age old hatreds" while centuries of coexistence and the progress of the whole of society through diversity were ignored.
Learning from past tragedies to combat racism today KUALA LUMPUR, 21 March 2015 - Every day, people of all ages endure hatred, injustice and humiliation because of their skin colour, descent, national or ethnic origin, or other supposedly racial characteristics.
