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Vocabulario Avanzado para el TOEFL - Odio o Afecto

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés sobre el odio o el afecto, como "execrable", "odious", "abide", etc. que se necesitan para el examen TOEFL.

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Advanced Words Needed for TOEFL
affinity
affinity
[Sustantivo]

a strong and natural liking or sympathy toward someone or something

afinidad

afinidad

Ex: She felt an instant affinity with the new student, recognizing a shared love for literature. 
averse
averse
[Adjetivo]

strongly opposed to something

reacio

reacio

Ex: He is averse to eating spicy foods and prefers mild dishes. 
enamored
enamored
[Adjetivo]

having a strong liking or admiration for something

enamorado

enamorado

Ex: The city’s vibrant arts scene made him enamored from the moment he arrived. 
entranced
entranced
[Adjetivo]

filled with delight and amazement by something and giving it all one's attention

fascinado

fascinado

Ex: The entranced crowd watched in silence as the magician performed. 
execrable
execrable
[Adjetivo]

arousing intense dislike or hatred

execrable

execrable

Ex: The tyrant's execrable crimes shocked the world. 
laudable
laudable
[Adjetivo]

(of an idea, intention, or act) deserving of admiration and praise, regardless of success

loable, laudable

loable, laudable

Ex: His teachers always said he had a laudable passion for learning. 
meritorious
meritorious
[Adjetivo]

deserving praise or compensation

meritorio

meritorio

Ex: The firefighter's actions during the rescue operation were considered meritorious, earning him the highest honor in the department. 
nauseating
nauseating
[Adjetivo]

causing or capable of provoking a sensation of disgust or nausea

nauseabundo

nauseabundo

Ex: The movie’s nauseating scenes of graphic violence were too much for some viewers. 
obnoxious
obnoxious
[Adjetivo]

extremely unpleasant or rude

odioso

odioso

Ex: His obnoxious behavior at the party ruined the mood for everyone. 
odious
odious
[Adjetivo]

extremely unpleasant and deserving strong hatred

odioso, detestable

odioso, detestable

Ex: The dictator's policies were widely regarded as odious. 
partial
partial
[Adjetivo]

liking someone or something, or having an interest in them

proclive

proclive

Ex: She is partial to classic literature, always recommending old novels to her friends. 
prejudiced
prejudiced
[Adjetivo]

holding opinions or judgments influenced by personal bias rather than objective reasoning

prejuiciado, predispuesto

prejuiciado, predispuesto

Ex: His review was prejudiced, favoring his friend's work unfairly. 
repugnant
repugnant
[Adjetivo]

extremely unpleasant and disgusting

repugnante

repugnante

Ex: The very thought of cruelty to animals is repugnant to me. 
revolting
revolting
[Adjetivo]

extremely repulsive and disgusting

repugnante

repugnante

Ex: The revolting conditions in the abandoned building were a health hazard. 
scornful
scornful
[Adjetivo]

feeling or showing contempt or disrespect

desdeñoso

desdeñoso

Ex: She gave him a scornful glance and walked away. 
to abide
to abide
[Verbo]

(always negative) to tolerate someone or something

soportar

soportar

Ex: The manager made it clear that the company could not abide unethical behavior. 
to revile
to revile
[Verbo]

to criticize someone or something in a harsh insulting manner

injuriar

injuriar

anathema
anathema
[Sustantivo]

something that is gravely hated and disapproved of

anatema

anatema

Ex: Lying was an anathema to her strict moral code. 
animosity
animosity
[Sustantivo]

strong hostility, opposition, or anger

animosidad

animosidad

Ex: There was long-standing animosity between the two families stemming from a property dispute decades ago. 
antipathy
antipathy
[Sustantivo]

a strong feeling of hatred, opposition, or hostility

antipatía

antipatía

Ex: She felt a deep antipathy toward the new policy. 
cordiality
cordiality
[Sustantivo]

the quality of being agreeable and pleasant, but polite and formal

cordialidad

cordialidad

disdain
disdain
[Sustantivo]

the feeling that someone or something is not worthy of respect or consideration

desdén

desdén

penchant
penchant
[Sustantivo]

a strong tendency to do something or a fondness for something

inclinación, afición

inclinación, afición

Ex: She has a penchant for making people laugh. 
proclivity
proclivity
[Sustantivo]

a tendency or need that makes one want to do something, often something considered morally wrong

proclividad

proclividad

enmity
enmity
[Sustantivo]

a sentiment of hatred or hostility

enemistad

enemistad

rancor
rancor
[Sustantivo]

a feeling of hatred and a desire to harm others, especially because of unjust treatment received

rencor

rencor

Ex: Despite attempts at reconciliation, the siblings couldn't let go of their rancor toward each other. 
misanthrope
misanthrope
[Sustantivo]

someone who dislikes, distrusts, or hates other human beings

misántropo

misántropo

Ex: The crotchety old man was known around town as a misanthrope who constantly complained about others. 
misogynist
misogynist
[Sustantivo]

someone who despises women or assumes men are much better

misógino

misógino

Ex: The conference on women's rights was disrupted by a group of misogynists. 
pariah
pariah
[Sustantivo]

an individual who is avoided and not liked, accepted, or respected by society or a group of people

paria

paria

Ex: She felt like a pariah at the party because of her controversial opinions on politics. 
partisan
partisan
[Sustantivo]

a devoted and often biased supporter of a cause, political party, or leader

partidario

partidario

Ex: The debate grew heated as partisans defended their candidates with zeal. 
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