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Term: dispice

Description:

Dispice is a versatile term that can be used as a verb or a noun. As a verb, it means to despise or strongly dislike someone or something. As a noun, dispice refers to a feeling of extreme hatred or contempt towards a person or thing.

Sample Sentences:

Verb Usage:
1. I dispice the way she always interrupts me during meetings.
2. They dispice politicians who make false promises.
3. The teacher dispiced the student's lazy attitude towards homework.

Noun Usage:
1. His dispice for his former boss was evident in every conversation.
2. The article was filled with dispice for the celebrity's lifestyle choices.
3. Her dispice towards cleaning led to a messy and cluttered living space.

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