Examples of 'once hated' in a sentence

Meaning of "once hated"

once hated: This phrase is commonly used to indicate a past feeling or attitude of strong dislike or aversion towards something or someone. It suggests that the subject, which was previously despised or detested, is no longer harboring those negative emotions and may have developed a more positive or neutral stance

How to use "once hated" in a sentence

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once hated
I have never once hated this job.
A person can turn into what he once hated.
What he once hated is now what he loves.
Sometimes people you once hated.
I once hated you all.
I have never once hated you.
You will start to like the action that you once hated.
Monsters that once hated each other now share the same lunch tables.
You just turned into one of those horrible women you once hated and criticized.
A body I once hated and tried to hurt and destroy.
By killing these innocent kids you will become what you once hated the most.
I once hated Laurens.
I wish to return to the wildness I once hated.
He saves people who once hated him, ignored him and resisted him.
Clinging to a woman I once hated.

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Paul … who once hated Christians and then became one.
You learn to understand, love books that you once hated.
I once hated it, but I should be respectful for the finale.
You learn to understand, sometimes people you once hated . love books that you once hated.
My choices that have cast me adrift . Clinging to a woman I once hated.
I once hated it, but I should be respectful for the finale . All right.
It 's crazy to think that I once hated this man.
And a child I unreasonably grow to love . clinging to a woman I once hated.

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