Abhor - extreme dislike, detest.
Eg: I abhor the way people treat women in this country.
Abominate - to feel great hatred, extreme dislike.
Eg: Many abominated the idea of monarchy in the present scenario.
He abominates alcohol and stood as a classic example for many in his region.
loathe - to hate (someone or something) very much.
Eg: They were rivals who truly loathed each other.
Execrate - to dislike and criticize someone or something very strongly, deserving strong dislike
Eg: One should execrate slaughtering animals and the people who support it.
Aversion - a strong dislike and disinclination.
Eg: I have a deep-rooted aversion to the sight of blood shed.
She has an enduring aversion to pets mainly dogs.
Repugnance - intense dislike and disgust.
Eg: There was an arousing repugnance against the govt. for the governor's implausible statements.
Revulsion - very strong feeling of dislike, disgust and utter distaste.
Eg: The publication of autopsy photos promoted expressions of outrage and revulsion.
antipathy - settled aversion or dislike.
Eg: Cruelty to animals is one of my most deeply felt antipathies.
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