English Language

Loath (Adj) means: Reluctant, indisposed, or to be unwilling to do something. Synonyms of “Loath” are: Unwilling, against, opposed, counter, reluctant, backward, averse, indisposed, etc. Whereas, “Loathe” (Verb) means: To dislike someone and something very much. If we loathe someone or something, it means we hate them very much. Synonyms of “Loathe” are: Hate, dislike, despise, detest, abhor, abominate, execrate, etc.

Observation (Noun) means: The act of watching someone or something carefully for a period of time. Whereas, “Observance” (Noun) means: The practice of obeying a law or following a religious custom. The observance of something such as a law or custom is the practice of obeying or following it.