Examples of using Detested in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We Poles detested him.
I detested everything about her.
Because Sunny detested doctors.
But he detested Stalin and the bureaucracy.
My late husband detested omelettes.
People also translate
They detested his frequent talk about"Americanism.
They ruled by the law and detested human flesh.
I detested his fat, stupid guts, the pop-eyed.
Carmela's mother-in-law Livia detested northern cooking.
Carlota detested the country the moment she set foot on it.
They detest each other and are detested by their people.
But they detested a Jew who would work with the Romans.
All that- its evil is ever,in the sight of your Lord, detested.
Monnet detested what he called'the spirit of domination.
The transition greatly upset him since he detested living in the suburbs.
Gala detested motherhood, mistreating and ignoring her child.
This culture, this old, detested society, is disappearing;
He detested the place and sold the contents at auction in 1918.
Years ago, the Hans detested being ruled by the Manchus.
Needless to say how deeply these committees are detested by the Poles.
Since everyone detested Ling no one paid any attention to her.
The ugly face of some beautiful soul,the handsome detested or despised face.
Stalin detested many of the Mensheviks in Georgia and aligned himself with the Bolsheviks.
Flowers is known to be detested by certain city officials.
I detested fish when I was a child, but I kept eating it and, finally, I overcame my aversion.
 Flowers is known to be detested by certain city officials.
One set of detested oligarchs has been replaced by another equally repulsive lot.
Shortly afterwards, Ric Flair openly detested The Undertaker's actions.
Shostakovich detested tyranny in general and the oppression of defenceless people in particular.
The chief among the publicans," Zacchaeus,was a Jew, and detested by his countrymen.