Question

What does
"I hate them with a passion"
mean?

Answer 1

The phrase "I hate them with a passion" expresses a strong and intense feeling of hatred toward someone or something. The use of "with a passion" emphasizes the depth and fervor of that hatred, suggesting that it is not a mild dislike but rather a powerful emotion.

Answer 2

Can uu dumb it down a bit

Answer 3

Sure! "I hate them with a passion" means that I really, really dislike them a lot. It's a strong feeling of hate.