Loathe (verb)

1. To feel intense or passionate dislike for.
2. To find very unpleasant or distasteful.

Origin:

Old english lāðian, of germanic origin; related to dutch lijden "suffer".

Examples:

1. She loathed the thought of going to the party.
2. I loathe Brussels sprouts, they are the worst vegetable.
3. He loathed the idea of being trapped in a small room.
4. She loathed him for what he did to her.
5. He loathed the way she talked constantly on the phone.