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What is the opposite of hate?

Need antonyms for hate? Here's a list of opposite words from our thesaurus that you can use instead.

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Noun

Opposite of an intense dislike

(favorite) Opposite of a personal dislike or source of irritation

(often follows "pet") Opposite of a personal dislike or source of irritation

Opposite of a feeling of long-lasting ire for anothersometimes to the point of hatred

Opposite of a desire to cause hurtharm or injuryor the act of doing so

Opposite of the desire to repay an injury or wrong

Verb

Opposite of to feel an intense dislike for

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Noun

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Opposite of an intense dislike

ardor^US

ardour^UK

fervour^UK

fervor^US

honor^US

honour^UK

favor^US

favour^UK

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“Chloe and Mark's wedding was a beautiful celebration of the love that they held for each other.”

Noun

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(favorite) Opposite of a personal dislike or source of irritation

favorite^US

favourite^UK

“This romantic comedy has become my new favorite movie.”

Noun

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(often follows "pet") Opposite of a personal dislike or source of irritation

“Ilike many peoplehave a fetish for the finer things in life.”

Noun

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Opposite of a feeling of long-lasting ire for anothersometimes to the point of hatred

amicability

Noun

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Opposite of a desire to cause hurtharm or injuryor the act of doing so

harmlessness

Noun

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Opposite of the desire to repay an injury or wrong

“The reparative actions that are motivated by remorse bear little resemblance to the societal benefits that are reaped when an offender accepts responsibility for his actions.”

Verb

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Opposite of to feel an intense dislike for