Sentence examples for are loathed from inspiring English sources
verb
To hate, detest, revile.
- I loathe scrubbing toilets.
It's also possible that hindsight causes me to see patterns where there are none, and it's worth noting that seeing Metamorphosis as a story about race or self-loathing – or more precisely, about realising that you are loathed by those around you – is just one of a myriad interpretations.
But those charges are loathed.
Both, after all, loathe and are loathed by al-Qaeda.
Yet Mr Cameron's rivals are loathed by comparison.
They are loathed by San scholars and serious ethnologists.
Both Live Nation and Ticketmaster are loathed by fans, and their stock prices are depressed.
"We are loathe to give up that spot.
Most writers on environment and population are loathe to touch such predictions.
After all, projects are loathe to fork when they can avoid it.
But many also are loathe to criticize their colleagues who decided differently.
The reports are loathe to blame individuals.
