hate with passion

to hate someone with an immense and extreme anger to the extent that they would take pleasure in their death and/or pain.

To hate <something> with a passion is to really hate it fully, as opposed to greatly disliking it.

hate with a passion comes from the passion of jesus. if you hate someone with a passion that means you hate them so much that you are going to crucify them.

Term used by Americans to denote utter discontent with a subject or matter.

Usually not used in a serious tone of voice; generally followed by a waving fist.

More flagrant form of aiyah
Sets blame on others rather than self; complement to I hate my life

The expression is said to have been derived from Brazil, of which native Brazilians threw passion fruits at foreign explorers in the 1700s.

You hate something so much that you are passionate about hating it.

To have a passion of hate for someone.
hate them so much.
Passion; A strong feeling for a person or thing.

To love or to like immensely. The normal “I hate you” means the exact opposite, however when added with “with a passion” at the end it’s symbolizes something more.