What is another word for hate motive?
Pronunciation: [hˈe͡ɪt mˈə͡ʊtɪv] (IPA) 
The term "hate motive" refers to an intentional, deliberate and malignant act of hatred. There are several synonyms for the concept of hate motive, including malice, malevolence, spite, animus, enmity, loathing, antipathy, hostility, and detestation. Each of these words describes a different nuance of the hatred present in a particular situation. Malice and malevolence often imply a deep-seated desire to harm or injure another person. Spite is more akin to a petty and vengeful impulse to cause distress or discomfort. Animos refers to a deep-seated hostility, while loathing refers to intense disgust. Antipathy is a strong feeling of aversion, and detestation is a loathing that is accompanied by a desire to avoid the object of hatred.
