Don't let hatred consume your heart and mind.
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9 sentences with “hatred”
Short, simple sentences with “hatred”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: hatred
Hatred is a strong feeling of dislike or anger toward someone or something. It often causes negative thoughts and actions. It is more intense than dislike and can lead to hostility or harm.
9 sentences with “hatred” — examples
She felt hatred for the betrayal of her best friend.
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The hatred I feel for you is so great that I cannot express it in words.
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That day, the St Bartholomew's Day massacre, would live in infamy in French history as a stark example of religion-fuelled hatred.
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Even nobles who had joined the nobility in the last generation tended to cultivate a practised hatred of mere merchants, their social inferiors.
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The Assyrian style of government ensured the hatred of the conquered peoples. They demanded constant tribute and taxes and channelled luxury goods to their major cities.
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Ford professed hatred of war, and in 1915 he chartered the Oscar II, a Scandinavian-American liner, and sailed with a delegation of like-minded people to end the conflagration in Europe.
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Likewise, medieval anti-Semitism (prejudice and hatred against Jews) eventually drove many Jews from Europe itself to seek refuge in the kingdoms and empires of the Middle East and North Africa.
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An uneasy peace lasted several decades between Rome and Carthage, despite enduring anti-Carthaginian hatred in Rome; a prominent senator named Cato the Elder supposedly ended every speech in the Senate with the statement "...and Carthage must be destroyed".
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