[ Vocabulary ]
to dislike intensely; detest; abhor
A. meddle
B. revile
C. loathe
D. malice
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. In contrast, a ___________ usually has more than one person or many people who work together. The business is separate from the owners, so they can buy or sell it if they like.
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