terms |
behate |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb behate is
(obsolete) to hate; detest.
behate |
behave |
As verbs the difference between behate and behave
is that
behate is (obsolete) to hate; detest while
behave is (
label) to conduct (oneself) well, or in a given way.
behate |
behat |
As verbs the difference between behate and behat
is that
behate is (obsolete) to hate; detest while
behat is (rare|transitive) to place a hat (upon someone's head).
belate |
behate |
As verbs the difference between belate and behate
is that
belate is to retard; cause something to be late; delay; benight while
behate is to hate; detest.
behote |
behate |
As verbs the difference between behote and behate
is that
behote is obsolete form of lang=en|behight while
behate is to hate; detest.
berate |
behate |
As verbs the difference between berate and behate
is that
berate is to chide or scold vehemently while
behate is to hate; detest.
behate |
behated |
As a verb behate
is to hate; detest.
As an adjective behated is
hated.
detest |
behate |
As verbs the difference between detest and behate
is that
detest is to dislike intensely; to loathe while
behate is to hate; detest.
hate |
behate |
As verbs the difference between hate and behate
is that
hate is to dislike intensely or greatly while
behate is to hate; detest.
As a noun hate
is an object of hatred.