| Adjective | Meaning | Example Sentence |
| Abhorrent | Disgusting and deserving of hatred | The abhorrent behavior of the bully was unacceptable. |
| Despicable | Worthy of contempt or scorn | His despicable treatment of the staff led to protests. |
| Detestable | Worthy of intense dislike or hatred | His detestable actions tarnished his reputation. |
| Hateful | Full of intense dislike or enmity | His hateful comments hurt her feelings deeply. |
| Loathsome | Deserving strong hatred; repugnant | The dictator’s loathsome actions sparked global outrage. |
| Malevolent | Wishing harm or evil to others | The malevolent spirit in the story was terrifying. |
| Malicious | Intending to harm or cause suffering | Her malicious intent was evident in her actions. |
| Odious | Extremely unpleasant or repugnant | The dictator’s odious regime oppressed the population. |
| Repulsive | Eliciting strong dislike or aversion | The repulsive smell made it hard to stay in the room. |
| Vile | Morally reprehensible; extremely unpleasant | The vile language used by the speaker shocked the audience. |
