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The phrase 'subject of hatred' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to describe a person, group, or idea that is strongly disliked or despised. For example: "The politician was a subject of hatred among their opponents."
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"He just wanted to stop being the subject of hatred," Makanjuola says, very softly.
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And when the subject of said hatred is a supposed elementary-aged child, are we really OK with accepting this as a form of entertainment?
Rather than denouncing the ban, however, Malcolm expressed sympathy for the Warwick Rowers' queer Russian fans, who are "increasingly subjected to acts of hatred and discrimination" at home. .
The Communist women's faction, like the rest of the party, was the subject of jokes, scorn and hatred.
On opening night, it was sometimes hard to tell voices and strings apart, and that fusion of choral and orchestral sound symbolized the unanimity of hatred to which Grimes is subjected.
So when Khaled Khalifa decided to write about it in his latest novel, "In Praise of Hatred," he knew he was touching a taboo subject.
Just as corrupt Arab potentates try to protect themselves from the fury of their downtrodden subjects by fanning hatred of the U.S. and the West, we are trying, through our charade of selective antiterrorism, to deflect that hatred over to Israel exclusively.
But not terms of hatred.
He called him an "entrepreneur of hatred".
I'm tired of hatred.
Even the violence of hatred.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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