détesté

Détesté is the past participle of the French verb détester, meaning to hate or to detest. As an adjective, it describes something or someone that is intensely disliked or loathed. The word conveys a strong sense of aversion and antipathy. It can be applied to people, objects, ideas, or situations. For example, a widely unpopular policy might be described as détesté by the public, or a character in a story could be détesté by the other characters due to their actions. The feeling associated with détesté is typically deeply rooted and often stems from betrayal, cruelty, or profound disagreement. It is a more intense emotion than simply disliking something. The feminine form is détestée, and the plural forms are détestés (masculine) and détestées (feminine). The concept of being détesté implies a significant negative emotional response from others, marking an individual or thing as a subject of strong animosity.