Detesté

"Detesté" is the past tense of the French verb "detester," which means "to detest" or "to hate." It is used to express a strong feeling of dislike or hatred towards someone or something. The verb "detester" is regular and follows the conjugation pattern of -er verbs in French. In the past tense, "detesté" is used to describe an action that has already occurred.

The verb "detester" is often used to express a strong emotional response to something unpleasant or undesirable. For example, one might say "J'ai detesté ce film" to mean "I hated this movie." The past participle "detesté" can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is hated or detested. For example, "un livre detesté" would mean "a hated book."

In French, "detester" is a strong word and is often used to express a deep-seated dislike or hatred. It is more intense than words like "ne pas aimer" (to not like) or "détester" (to dislike). The past tense "detesté" is used to describe a completed action of hating or detesting something or someone.

The verb "detester" is derived from the Latin word "detestari," which means "to curse" or "to detest." It has been used in the French language for centuries and remains a common verb in modern French. The past tense "detesté" is an essential part of the verb's conjugation and is used frequently in both written and spoken French.