Deep Hate/hatred.

[Jesule]

Hello! How are you?


"DEEP HATE/HATRED"


1.- Can I use the adjective "Deep" to mean I hate someone a lot?

2.- Secondly, Should I use Hate or Hatred?. Is there any difference?
I was taking a look at the dictionary and the meaning was the same.


Thanks in advance!


Jesús

[Ouisch]

If you're using an adjective, such as "deep," then you should use "hatred."

Example: "He had a deep hatred of opera, and refused to escort his wife to La Boheme."

[MrPedantic]

"Intense" and "deep-seated" are also often found in combination with "hatred".

1. I have a deep-seated hatred of sopranos.
2. I have an intense hatred of the harp.

MrP