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How to Write 憝 (duì)

憝 (duì) means "to hate" in Chinese. It has 16 strokes with the radical 心. Difficulty: 4.2/5.

duì
16 strokes Radical: 心 Difficulty: 4.2/5

to hate

How to Write 憝

The character (duì) is written with 16 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical is one of its key components.

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Meaning & Pronunciation

is pronounced duì in Mandarin Chinese. It means to hate.

Common Words with 憝

元憝 yuán duì
arch-villain; chief culprit
凶憝 xiōng duì
Wicked person; villain
奸憝 jiān duì
Villain

Example Sentences

那个元憝被抓住了。

nà ge yuán duì bèi zhuā zhù le

That chief culprit was caught.

法律不会放过凶憝。

fǎ lǜ bú huì fàng guò xiōng duì

The law will not let the arch-villain go.

历史记住了那个奸憝。

lì shǐ jì zhù le nà ge jiān duì

History remembered that wicked villain.

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Stroke order practice for 憝 - duì

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