"hate is a strong word" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1841 February 26, Youth's Companion: Vol 14 Iss 42:",
          "text": "Little Mary Moreton was sitting by her mother’s side, hemming a pocket handkerchief. “How I do hate proud people !” suddenly exclaimed she, pulling through her needle with such violence as to break her thread. / Her mother looked up and said, smiling, “Hate is a strong word, Mary.” / “Well, mother, I can’t help it; there’s Julia Fearing —I cannot bear her.[…]",
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          "ref": "1848, George Henry Lewes, Three Sisters and Three Fortunes : Or, Rose, Blanche, and Violet:",
          "text": "\"I hate Mary Hardcastle,\" said Violet. / \"Why?\" / \"I don't know, but I hate her.\" / \"Silly child!\" said Rose; \"she's always saying kind things to you.\" / \"And always doing unkind ones,\" rejoined Violet, sharply. / \"Hate is a strong word, Violet,\" said Blanche. / \"Not stronger than I want,\" replied the high-spirited little girl.",
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          "text": "“Don’t you like smart little girls?” said Mrs. Tracy. / “No,” said Emma; “Jane Eaton was our smartest scholar, and we all hated her.” / “Hate is a strong word,” said Mrs. Tracy; “what did she do to incur your hatred?”",
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        "To express hatred — or to use the word hate — is a powerful action that should not be done or taken lightly."
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