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Discover Ludwig"such hatred" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to emphasize a strong and intense feeling of hatred towards someone or something. It can also be used to describe a situation or atmosphere where there is a noticeable amount of hatred present. Example: Despite their efforts, the two leaders could not reconcile their differences and the meeting ended with such hatred between them.
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Why do the Jews arouse such hatred?
"They hit us with such hatred".
Why expose yourself directly to such hatred?
Such hatred has little to do with the Newsweek article.
"There has never been such hatred towards the regime.
You know the word "tone". The tone is such hatred.
Why pollute your mind with such hatred, I figured.
"Trump is riling up such hatred and divisiveness," he said.
Against the backdrop of our daily lives, such hatred and violence are much too frequent now.
Liars!" She uttered the words with such hatred that we again burst into sobs.
If the mouse was less indifferent, would he burn with such hatred?
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