hater
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5.2
- noun
- /ˈheɪtər/
- Offensive
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hater
- To all the haters out there who laughed at me and called me a mad scientist, who's laughing now?
Guess what a million Jew haters came and said.
- Guess what a million Jew haters came and said.
- And don't hope that those haters are right because they're not.
- Don't let the judgement of the haters make you waste your life.
- So sorry haters, it looks like you're wrong.
- I went in very like ready to be a hater.
- I'm just get rid of all my haters.
- And I do believe in my heart there are more lovers than haters.
- This was last year like haters, you know she didn't.
- And, you know, you get haters like, oh, yeah, if.
Examples
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So the lesson there is screw the haters and dare to dream.
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Hey, the haters say I'm a little extra too.
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You sound like a hater.
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Yo, why you gotta be a hater?
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I have hope fresh eyes will help quiet some of the haters of recent events.
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Yeah, some haters on Twitter were saying she looked like me.
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All the Green Bay fans and Cowboy haters say not a catch.
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Don't let the judgement of the haters make you waste your life.
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So to all my haters out there, you're about to be proven wrong.
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The famous singer has many haters who criticize her every move.
Synonyms
3
9.6
A person who tries to make others feel strong dislike and anger toward a group
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8.9
A person who posts angry, insulting messages online
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8.6
A person who hates someone or something
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7.0
A person who strongly dislikes others or thinks they are not important
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7.9
A person who treats others as unimportant by words or looks
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8.7
A person who says mean things about someone, often publicly
A person who hates someone or something very much
A person who says or writes false, hurtful things about someone
A person who does not like someone or something
Antonyms
Compounds
- Offensive
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9.9
A person who is jealous and says bad things when someone is happy in a relationship
How Hateful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hater comes from the verb hate, which means 'to strongly dislike', plus the ending -er that makes a person word, like in worker or player. So a hater is literally 'one who hates', often someone who shows their dislike openly, for example on social media.