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Discover Ludwig"hate to accept" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express reluctance or reluctance to acknowledge something. Example: "I hate to accept it, but I made a mistake and I need to apologize."
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I hate to accept it".
Patients hate to accept edicts from health plans about what is and isn't covered, but they're much more responsive to recommendations from their own physicians.
Society has connected fear with the sign of weakness and that is one of the reasons why we hate to accept that we are afraid.
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Mr. Golden admitted, "I would sort of hate to have to share my garden and accept what someone else wants in it".
Luckily for him, I've gone ahead and created a shortlist of viable candidates who just might love their president or hate themselves enough to accept the position.
Hate to admit it.
It's saying we're not going to accept hate.
Here is where I find the most extreme criticisms of Tony Blair from those who hate him most difficult to accept.
Threatening kids, making racist signs, using racial slurs, and cheering when you pass the location place where someone was killed is sick, and as a white person I refuse to accept your hate quietly.
I know you care, and you've taken the pressure off me so I don't have to also hate myself for being unable to accept your thoughtful offer.
But, for that to happen, we need to accept that current hate crime laws aren't always doing their job and that a huge amount of progress still needs to be made.
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