“She was loath to tell him that he was free
to loathe homework, but he still had to do it.”
loathe verb [THINK: dislike (e)]
loath adj [THINK: unwilling (no e)]
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“She was loath to tell him that he was free
to loathe homework, but he still had to do it.”
loathe verb [THINK: dislike (e)]
loath adj [THINK: unwilling (no e)]
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Finally! Don’t know how many times I wrote the wrong one a corrected myself. Is bazillion a word?
Although bazillion is not technically a word, it has been adopted into our language as slang for an exaggerated amount that is nearly unbelievable. In terms of self-correcting “loath” vs “loathe”…I might believe it 🙂 Glad to hear the progress!