Examples of using Detested in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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(They detested each other.).
From that minute I detested the man.
I detested him from that day.
You absolutely detested Mathers.
By ordinary people in France, he is widely detested.
Normal magi detested these kinds of people like they were poisonous snakes.
For He has not despised or detested.
For he has not despised nor detested the affliction of the afflicted.
You are to be despised and detested.
The whole world already detested them, but they would never disappear.
Because they did all of these things, I detested them.
I felt ugly and detested by the very man who once promised to love and protect me.'.
It has been praised by some and detested by other people.
Jobs detested anyone who was ready to make compromises to get a product out on time and on budget.
And yet they were reduced to growing turnips- which they all detested- in a kitchen garden.
Native advertising will only be detested when it comes in the way of research or browsing.
The rebellious girl worshipped her father,Colonel George Thorpe, and detested her mother, Cora.
In fact, Hillary at this stage of life detested the Marines and would never have wanted to join.
I'm happy with what I do now, but like most of us,I have had jobs I detested.
Because they are monsters, they are feared and detested by humans, and on top of that, pursued by….
More still: the present is driven back as if it were an unclean thing andlumped with the detested past.
I detested it the moment it was raised,” Munger said Wednesday at the annual meeting for Daily Journal Corp. in Los Angeles.
These churches are not affiliated with any denomination, since Branham detested that form of organization.
I didn't like Jackie at all- I detested it, and I thought Natalie was fine, but I didn't see anything great about it.
Muhammad(PBUH) was of a contemplative nature, and had long detested the decadence of his society.
Franz Ferdinand detested the Magyars, and resented the weakness that forced Austria to partner with Hungary in government of the empire.
He could hardly believe what he was seeing, and although he detested flies, he was sorry for this one.
This question is quite easily answered: the record shows that Kissingerknew very well who Demetracopoulos was and detested him.