And what a fierce hater he is; what unlimited power of vituperation; what intensity of bitter feeling!
Towards noon I and my wife by water to Woolwich, leaving my wife at Mr. Falconer's, and Mr. Hater and I with some officers of the yard on board to see several ships how ready they are.
So back to the Ropeyard and took my wife and Mr. Hater back, it raining mighty hard of a sudden, but we with the tilt [Tilt (A.
The supreme power is the same immortal lover of justice and the same hater of iniquity; and justice means what we mean by justice, and iniquity what we mean by iniquity.
To the warm and enthusiastic pietist the enquirer appears as a hater of God, an inveterate blasphemer of holy things, soiling with rude and insolent hands what ought only to be humbly adored.
Mr. Yeats is by nature a poet of the heroic world--a hater of the burgess and of the till.
Whoever, therefore, calls me a woman-hater is a blockhead, a liar, or a noodle.
But a man whose actions do not agree with his words is an annoyance to me; and the better he speaks the more I hate him, and then I seem to be a hater of discourse.
In my early acquaintance with him I had formed a different opinion; but he was, at heart, as decided a hater of the negro and of everything savoring of abolitionism, as the rebels from whom he had separated.
Wedgewood voiced the general curiosity when he said: "What's the old woman-hater up to now?
An old shoe took him a clip abaft the ear, and the old woman-hater dropped raging into the same berth where the spinster, Anne Gattle, was trying to dodge the same downpour.
Cartwright, as an Oxford scholar, is of course a worshipper of Charles, and a hater of Puritans.
There are few more startling paradoxes in literature than that it should have been this hater of rhymes who did more than any other writer to bring the art of rhyme to perfection in the English language.
The devil, as heir of death-demons, appears in all European folklore as a hater of salt.
I spent most of the morning walking with one or other, and anon met Doll Lane at the Dog tavern, and there je did hater what I did desire with her.
In that water was his helper, John Brown, of nowhere in particular, John Brown, the hater of females, busily engaged in teaching a young woman to swim.
Mr. Atkins is a woman-hater of the most rabid type.
Seems a pity she's wastin' her sassiety on a woman-hater like you; that's what they say.
Hater for me, which he received and brought home to me, of which I felt glad.
Mr. Hater was with me to-day, and I agreed with him to be my clerke.
So home with a sad heart, and there find every body discoursing and lamenting the fire; and poor Tom Hater come with some few of his goods saved out of his house, which was burned upon Fish-street Hill.
She did hope the woman-hater would offer her something to eat.
She would be very hot and tired when she arrived, and ask for a drink so politely that not even a woman-hater would have the heart to let her go on without asking her in and offering her some refreshment.
Now the object of anger is the same in substance as the object of hatred; since, just as the hater wishes evil to him whom he hates, so does the angry man wish evil to him with whom he is angry.
Hater what I had done, with which the poor wretch was very glad, though his modesty would not suffer him to say much.
Up by six o'clock, and to my office with Tom Hater dispatching business in haste.
Hater and Will met me, and so we dispatched a great deal of my business as to the ordering my papers and books which were behindhand.
Hater with me, and there spent the evening till midnight discoursing and settling of our Victualling business, that thereby I might draw up instructions for the Surveyours and that we might be doing something to earne our money.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hater" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: bigot; misanthrope; misogynist
