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Discover LudwigThe phrase "most hateful" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something or someone that inspires strong feelings of dislike or animosity. Example: The politician's most recent speech was filled with divisive rhetoric and hateful language, causing widespread backlash from the public.
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The book's most vivid character is its most hateful one.
Of course we ought to condemn the most hateful speech.
The Soviets, in turn, branded Mao with their most hateful current epithet: he was "another Stalin".
In the Middle East, on all sides, the most religious people are sometimes the most hateful.
The most hateful character of all is Saridza's chief henchman, Captain Mailler.
I happen to believe that the most hateful stereotypes of black Americans are perpetuated by rap.
Right now it is propping up a candidate running the most hateful campaign in modern times".
"And I heard a congressman, William Dannemeyer, on the floor, saying the most hateful things about AIDS and gay people.
They include concerns about the survival of the legacy of racism, the most hateful feature American history has produced.
Finishing the painting was to become for Millais "the most hateful task I have ever had to perform".
("The most hateful of all names in an English ear is Nosey Parker, George Orwelll once observed).
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