hatredful

English

Etymology

From hatred +‎ -ful.

Adjective

hatredful (comparative more hatredful, superlative most hatredful)

  1. (rare) Full of hate or hatred; hateful
    • 2003, Journal of the Department of Pali, volumes 12-13, page 45:
      When he is full of peace and is free from hatredful thoughts it is easy for him to disseminate joy towards all his near and dear ones individually and collectively, […]
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