Loathing (noun)

1. 1. Intense disgust or hatred.
2. 2. A strong feeling of dislike or abhorrence.

Origin:

Middle english lothing, from old english lāþung, from lāþ loath.

Examples:

1. 1. His loathing for the company was apparent in his voice.
2. 2. She had a loathing for dishonesty.
3. 3. He felt a deep loathing for the injustice he saw around him.
4. 4. She had a loathing for horror movies.
5. 5. The public loathing of the dictator was evident in the protests.