3ways to say you dislike sth 1️⃣loath(intensely dislike or hate sth) Ex: I'm loath to swimming in our pool. Ex: I'm loath to go through to hunt the houses. Ex: He's always been loath to get up early. 👏👏👏loathe(for here it's a verb) Ex: I loathe driving in the snowy weather. Ex: She loathes doing homework. 👏👏👏Don't worry about that they pronounce the same in oral English, but you have to be distinguish them in writing. 2️⃣abhor(even stronger than "loathe", most dislike you can get.) Ex: I abhor small spaces. I'm definitely claustrophobic. 3️⃣disdain(noun & verb) noun: This is the feeling that something isn't worthy of considerations or respects Ex: She looked out of him with disdain. Ex: She always treated her with disdain. Verb(It's rare to use its verb) Ex: I disdain to answer her questions. 👏👏👏We wouldn't use the past tense of abhor, loathe, insteadly we usually use them in present tense, cus they are such strong feelings.