loathing
n. uncountable C1 Advanced US //ˈɫoʊθɪŋ// UK //lˈəʊðɪŋ// loathing
n. a very strong feeling of hatred or disgust. You use this when you find something or someone completely unacceptable.
n. an intense feeling of hatred or deep-seated disgust. Often directed toward a person's character, a specific behavior, or a physical object.
She looked at the messy room with pure loathing.
The two political rivals shared a mutual loathing that made any form of compromise impossible during the negotiations.
His deep loathing for any form of dishonesty meant that he would rather lose a lucrative contract than participate in even a minor deception.
Usage
Often paired with the preposition 'for' or 'of'.