hating
v. A2 Elementary US //ˈheɪtɪŋ// UK //hˈeɪtɪŋ// hat·ing
v. feeling a very strong dislike for someone or something. You use this when you really do not like a person, a food, or an activity.
v. the present participle or gerund form of 'hate', expressing intense dislike or extreme aversion. Often used in the continuous aspect to describe a temporary but strong emotional state.
I am hating this cold weather today.
She is hating the new commute because the trains are always delayed and crowded.
While generally a patient person, he was hating the slow progress of the negotiations, which seemed to stall on every minor detail.
Usage
Often used in the progressive form ('be hating') in informal speech to emphasize a current, strong feeling, despite 'hate' being a stative verb.