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dislike not as severe as hate.

It depends on how much you dislike.  I dislike homework and I hate to eat spinach.

Dislike be averse to despise,desest,disapprove

Hate loath not able to bear or abide or stand, object to, take a dim view noun aversion animosity antipathy,diasproval,distaste,enmity,hostility,repugnance

When you look at both words they are as bad as one another

The word hate is the most hurtful word in the English language, you should never hate anything or anybody.. Get pissed off at them, smack 'em around a bit, kick em in the groin but don't hate them.. LOL

Well some of this i believe in-- Not all..  

I have to give a thumbs up to all three of the answers before mine.

Dislike is much more benign than hate. 
Personally, hatred is very emotionally and physically exhausting.  It creates feelings of nausea and nervousness.  It causes a degree of panic because there is a strong desire to be physically agressive to get the feeling out of my system.  Hatred is consuming, often not allowing me to appreciate and enjoy the blessings all around me.  It creates an aura around me that people want to avoid.  It is like exuding the smell of garlic, old gym socks, and a really foul BM into the atmosphere....nobody want to be around THAT!

You can have hatred, but  It is behind me and I never get that riled up about anything.  The only thing hate was destroying was me. 

....dislike

Nada ... I say : " I prefer [bla bla bla]..."

DISLIKE stands alone,,hate is the stupid word,,but it will always exist..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<.. 

Hate is such a strong word...

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