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Discover Ludwig"hate being" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express dislike or strong aversion towards a particular activity or situation. Example: "I hate being stuck in traffic on my way to work every morning."
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I hate being criticized".
I hate being skinny".
"I hate being onstage".
"We hate being the news".
"I really hate being late".
I hate being externalised".
I hate being sick.
I hate being alone.
"I hate being interrupted.
"I hate being depressed," Adaleta continued.
"Do you hate being interviewed?" "Yes".
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