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hayer

"Hayer" is an uncommon French verb meaning "to harrow" (to till or break up soil with a harrow).

In a sentence

Je hais le mensonge.
I hate lies.
Used to express strong dislike or hatred towards dishonesty.
Ils ont haï les injustices de leur époque.
They hated the injustices of their time.
Describes a collective strong opposition to societal issues.
Elle haïra les trahisons pour toujours.
She will hate betrayals forever.
The verb 'hayer' conjugated in the future tense, emphasizing a prolonged or lifelong dislike.

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