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Discover Ludwig"hate to be" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You typically use this phrase when expressing reluctance or regret in a situation. For example, "I hate to be the one to say it, but I think this project is going too far over budget."
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I hate to be mean.
"I hate to be aggressive.
I hate to be late.
CARSON: I hate to be pinned down.
"I would hate to be doing that.
I hate to be rude.
"I hate to be pushy".
"I hate to be hated," he said.
They hate to be impolite to callers.
They hate to be split up.
I hate to be turned down".
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