loathing

• The sort of madness that had possessed them all that fatal May in 1970 was generated by drink and self-loathing, and the problems of a skinny child who held no attraction for them wouldn't have been heeded, much less understood She was right about ownership. —  Disordered Minds
• The West is prone to self-loathing, and romanticizes any who best capture the mantel of victimhood; the Palestinians have brilliantly reinvented themselves by claiming a status akin to women, gays, Hispanics, and blacks-fellow victims of rich while male Westerners; e. —  Works and Days
• The job filled me with self-loathing, because I felt like if I stayed there, I'd grow accustomed to the fast food life. —  Youth Radio - Top News
• You cleared out the layers of shame, self-loathing, and allowed yourself to be honest and vulnerable. —  The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
• Having been misinformed by positive reviews of this device, obviously written by persons concealing a deep self-loathing, and by the text prominently displayed on its box asserting —  Lean Left

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