Sentence examples for is loathe from inspiring English sources
verb
To hate, detest, revile.
- I loathe scrubbing toilets.
Instead, he uses five proprietary computer models, the details of which he is loathe to discuss.
But he is loathe to water down Supreme's boundary-pushing urban sensibility to cross over to the suburban mainstream.
Johns lived for seven years with the artist Robert Rauschenberg but is loathe to talk about it publicly.
Unless Twitter froths with anger and engages with her tirades, much of the media is loathe to give her the air of publicity.
When Woods says something is "the whole idea," it means he is loathe to do anything likely to prevent it from coming to fruition.
The relentless barrage of discount loans and rebates from Detroit companies is another competitive concern, and it is a game that Mr. O'Neill is loathe to play.
But he is loathed by liberals.
Understandably, as a consequence, he is loathed by many.
The charismatic Chávez is as loved as he is loathed.
Hamas governs Gaza, but is loathed by Israel.
Because she has broken this rule she is loathed.
