The phrase "all forms of hate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of hate, such as racism, sexism, or homophobia, in a general context.
Example: "We must stand together against all forms of hate to create a more inclusive society."
Alternatives: "every type of hate" or "all kinds of hatred".
In one corner, people advocate that all forms of hate speech, including things that aren't actually hateful but could be interpreted as such, should be censored and not protected by the government, no matter what.
"We are against all forms of hate," she said, sipping Earl Grey tea with milk.
Ultimately, the House passed a resolution condemning all forms of hate.
The Metropolitan police service continues to have a zero-tolerance approach to all forms of hate crime.
We can't afford to walk away from the fight against white supremacy and all forms of hate.
Most importantly, we must continue to fight relentlessly against racism, antisemitism, anti-Muslim and anti-Christian acts, against all forms of hate and discrimination.
When racist, sexist, anti-Semitic and all other forms of hate speech are posted, once again the company earns a profit from the ads shown alongside them.
In a wide-ranging interview at the Stonewall Workplace Conference 2015 in London, Hunt also discussed the charity's #NoBystanders campaign, which aims to tackle all forms of bullying and hate crime, and extends beyond the LGBT community.
In a statement he said: "If we think these last few months have been uncomfortable for our party, then we need to consider what it has been like for Jewish communities in this country, who have for so long looked to us to be leaders in tackling all forms of prejudice and hate.
Despite his use of the emotion terms 'love' and 'hate', Brentano does not have specific emotions in mind; rather, he includes as forms of love all desiderative attitudes, and as forms of hate all aversive ones.
"We are here... to reject sectarianism, to condemn all kinds of hate, all forms of violence carried out under any pretext whatsoever," the pro-government crowd was told by the justice minister, Laurent Esso.
