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侮る
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Very close to 見下す（みくだす）:to hold in contempt. Usually used when you’re talking about someone, not when talking TO them. It sounds odd to tell someone to their face, “I 侮る you” – even if they are an asshole.
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嫌がる
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To hate something (going to school, listening to your bullshit, etc.) (as opposed to 侮る, which is used about people). Usually used when telling an anecdote, something that happened yesterday involving a third party. You’d never use 嫌がる to say “I hate your cooking!”
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憎しみ
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To hate. Not like “I hate sports” or “I hate the Insane Clown Posse,” but like “I hate Hitler and female genital mutilation.”
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憎らしい
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Hateful, just odious, terribly immoral.
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卑しめる
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Similar to the word 憎らしい（にくらしい）:to hate something because it’s utterly fucked:terrorist bombings or child molestation.
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いやしむべき
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The adjective form.ZZZ
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忌嫌う
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To abhor someone for superstitious reasons, to abhor them because they are taboo. “Let’s not invite him because he brings bad luck.” “He has AIDS, we better ostracize him.”
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忌まわしい
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The adjective form of 忌み嫌う.
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卑しむ
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An archaic, literary word. Means an action (genital mutilation, human sacrifice, etc.) which is an offense against God.
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KANJIDAMAGE