How Do You Spell DETESTS?

Pronunciation: [dɪtˈɛsts] (IPA)

The word "detests" is spelled with the letters d-e-t-e-s-t-s. Using IPA phonetic transcription, it can be transcribed as /dɪˈtɛsts/. The initial sound is pronounced as "d" and followed by a short "i" vowel sound. The "t" sound is repeated twice before the final "s" consonant sound. The pronunciation of this word means to dislike intensely or to hate, and it is commonly used in conversation and writing to express strong negative emotions towards something or someone.

DETESTS Meaning and Definition

  1. Detests is a verb that refers to having a strong feeling of dislike, disdain, or hatred towards something or someone. It conveys a deep aversion or repugnance towards a specific object, action, or individual. When someone detests something, they experience a profound sense of antipathy and revulsion, making it clear that they have an intense disapproval or abhorrence towards it.

    The feeling of detesting often arises from a personal judgment, personal values, or previous negative experiences. It involves a strong emotional reaction, which may manifest as anger, disgust, or resentment. The person detesting may actively avoid or distance themselves from the object of their detestation. It is important to note that this term implies a more potent and visceral reaction compared to simply disliking or disapproving of something.

    Detests can encompass a myriad of subjects such as ideas, actions, characteristics, attitudes, or even particular smells or tastes. It is a reflection of one's personal repulsion towards a specific aspect of their surroundings or the world at large. This term is commonly used to express one's strong opposition or strong negative feelings towards something, emphasizing the emotional intensity and the desire to keep it away from oneself.

Common Misspellings for DETESTS

Etymology of DETESTS

The word "detests" originated from the Old French word "detester" which means "to curse, to loathe, to speak ill of" (circa 1520s). It was derived from the Latin word "detestari" that translates to "to curse, to execrate" based on the combination of "de-" (meaning "utterly") and "testari" (meaning "to bear witness or testify").

Similar spelling words for DETESTS

Conjugate verb Detests

CONDITIONAL

I would detest
we would detest
you would detest
he/she/it would detest
they would detest

FUTURE

I will detest
we will detest
you will detest
he/she/it will detest
they will detest

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have detested
we will have detested
you will have detested
he/she/it will have detested
they will have detested

PAST

I detested
we detested
you detested
he/she/it detested
they detested

PAST PERFECT

I had detested
we had detested
you had detested
he/she/it had detested
they had detested

PRESENT

I detest
we detest
you detest
he/she/it detests
they detest

PRESENT PERFECT

I have detested
we have detested
you have detested
he/she/it has detested
they have detested
I am detesting
we are detesting
you are detesting
he/she/it is detesting
they are detesting
I was detesting
we were detesting
you were detesting
he/she/it was detesting
they were detesting
I will be detesting
we will be detesting
you will be detesting
he/she/it will be detesting
they will be detesting
I have been detesting
we have been detesting
you have been detesting
he/she/it has been detesting
they have been detesting
I had been detesting
we had been detesting
you had been detesting
he/she/it had been detesting
they had been detesting
I will have been detesting
we will have been detesting
you will have been detesting
he/she/it will have been detesting
they will have been detesting
I would have detested
we would have detested
you would have detested
he/she/it would have detested
they would have detested
I would be detesting
we would be detesting
you would be detesting
he/she/it would be detesting
they would be detesting
I would have been detesting
we would have been detesting
you would have been detesting
he/she/it would have been detesting
they would have been detesting

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