Examples of using Detested in English and their translations into Greek
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he murdered his thirty brothers and any of the nobility that detested him or questioned his motives for his acts of cruelty.
a fervent supporter of the detested Conservative Party.
Unlike the‘economic royalists' attacked by Roosevelt, who detested the New Deal,
to be abnormal is to be detested.
opposed nuclear weapons, and detested the Vietnam War.
he will be detested by other Christians in no time.
people who hated the Romans and detested the Jews.
had long detested the decadence of his society.
had long detested the decadence of his society.
the people of Paris rose against a despised and detested government, and proclaimed the city independent free,
the blissful sense of relief which the absence of the detested creature occasioned in my bosom.
For this reason, although Artaxerxes detested all the rest of the Spartans
many of whom once detested Gaddafi and even fought against his regime in 2011,
corrupted their institutions, and were found doing exactly the same as did those of the Greeks whom they most detested.
Martin Luther, who detested this letter and called it“the epistle of straw,” failed to recognize that James's teaching on works complemented-not contradicted-Paul's teaching on faith.
Against the opposition of Amalia, who detested the French after the execution of her sister Marie Antoinette,
Fascism is this militant reaction detested by liberals set to the task of realizing the liberal's regulation of economy in a public interest-the public in fascism as in any other phase of capitalism,
the Prussian officer caste, which feared and detested the Nazi rabble.
also considerable continuity with the politics of the'detested' Bush,
a reality which they detested and which the revolutionaries were either unwilling or unable to encroach upon.