English to Estonian Meaning of hateful - vastik

Hateful :

vastik

adjective

põlastusväärne, vastik, õudne, talumatu, jälestusväärne, põlglik, põlastav, küüniline, jäle, räpane, inetu, kohmakas, Emotsionaalse, Koppava, iiveldama panev, alatu, tähtsusetu, määrdunud, nilbe

Hateful :: vastikHatefully :: vastikultHatefulness :: vastikus

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Definitions of hateful in English

Adjective(1) evoking or deserving hatred(2) characterized by malice

Examples of hateful in English

(1) Clark called the remarks hateful and ignorant, and said there can be no excuse for such comments.(2) Write a really hateful , nasty letter to your family, telling them all your resentments and rages.(3) We punish because the criminal act was loathsome and the criminal himself hateful .(4) Even more startling was the cynical, even hateful , tone of many of the letters.(5) Terror seeped through him as he met her pain filled, hateful gaze.(6) Were these attendees fostered by their educators to be intolerant, hateful , and rude?(7) If the reader is intolerant, hateful , or oppressive, so will be the interpretation of the text.(8) He was mean and hateful and racist and criminal enough to do it, but not smart enough to plan it alone.(9) Yet on Saturday I was faced with some of the most vitriolic and hateful abuse you can imagine for actually calling something right.(10) This was the ugly face of militant Christianity: intolerant, bigoted and hateful .(11) He is half-Indian and a hateful , evil criminal who steals and murders without a thought.(12) Why have you dressed me up in these hateful clothes?(13) The government's hateful message to migrants and refugees contrasts shamefully with its attitude to the oil companies.(14) The existence of hatred need not be acknowledged, complicity in hateful practices remains concealed, and power is as comfy as ever.(15) The naivete, hateful ignorance and misguided arguments of his article were appalling to say the least.(16) Mark Latham's bitter and hateful rantings will not destroy dad's legacy or service to Australia.

(1) love and hate ::

armastus ja vihkamine

(2) full of hate ::

täis viha

(3) hate each other ::

vihkavad üksteist

(4) hate crime ::

vihakuritegude

(5) hate to ::

vihkan

(6) pet hate ::

lemmikloomade viha

(7) love-hate relationship ::

viha-armastuse suhe

Synonyms

Adjective

1. detestable ::

jälestusväärne

2. horrible ::

jube

3. horrid ::

hirmus

4. unpleasant ::

ebameeldiv

5. awful ::

kohutav

6. nasty ::

vastik

7. disagreeable ::

vastumeelne

8. despicable ::

põlastusväärne

9. objectionable ::

ebasoovitav

10. insufferable ::

võimatu

11. revolting ::

vastikustäratav

12. loathsome ::

jäle

13. abhorrent ::

vastumeelne

14. abominable ::

vastik

15. execrable ::

kurnavalt

16. odious ::

talumatu

17. disgusting ::

tülgastav

18. distasteful ::

ebameeldiv

19. obnoxious ::

ebameeldiv

20. offensive ::

solvav

21. vile ::

alatu

22. heinous ::

jälgid

23. ghastly ::

hirmus

24. beastly ::

vastikult

Antonyms

1. benevolent ::

heatahtlik

2. benign ::

healoomuline

3. benignant ::

Armollinen

4. loving ::

armastav

Different Forms

hateful, hatefully, hatefulness

Word Example from TV Shows

Nothing's more HATEFUL than failing to protect the one you love.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 3

Why have the gods made me love a HATEFUL woman?

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 3

Hello, my HATEFUL shrew.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 24

- And, of course, Mom. - Hello, my HATEFUL shrew.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 1

You'll be glad of the HATEFUL things I do someday when you're queen

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

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