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Definition of disliked - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
negative sentimentregarded with aversion or distaste
- The disliked policy was eventually repealed.
2.
unpopularnot popular or approved by many
- The disliked policy led to widespread protests..
Origin of disliked
English, dis- (not) + like (pleasure)
Terms with disliked included in their meaning
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accepting rules
rules must be followed even if disliked or unfair
relationship
person very hostile or disliked
object
person or thing intensely disliked
emotion
intensely disliked or hated
personal annoyance
something that is personally annoying or disliked
widely disliked
not liked or enjoyed by many people
ironic viewing
watch disliked content for fun of mocking it
unpleasant
strongly disliked or avoided
dislike
able to be hated or strongly disliked
emotion
intensely disliked or held in contempt by others
acknowledge fairness
acknowledge good qualities of disliked or unpleasant person
strong dislike
something strongly disliked or detested
strong dislike
hated or strongly disliked by people
protest
representation of someone disliked, used for ridicule
fairness
admit someone deserves credit even if disliked
disliked thing
something or someone particularly disliked or dreaded
emotion
strongly disliked or looked down on by many people
dislike
strongly disliked or loathed
disapproval
strongly disliked or shunned
negative view
collection of disliked people or things
opinions
marked as unfavorable or disliked
entertainment
watched despite being disliked
social
person who is disliked or considered unpleasant
Examples of disliked in a sentence
His disliked behavior caused tension in the group. The disliked manager was eventually replaced. Her disliked opinion caused a lot of controversies.
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- French:détesté, mal-aimé, ...
- German:unbeliebt, ...
- Italian:impopolare, ...
- Spanish:impopular, ...
- Portuguese:impopular, desaprovado, ...
- Chinese:不受欢迎的, ...
- Japanese:不評な, ...
- Arabic:مَكروه, غير محبوب, ...
- Hebrew:שָׂנוּא, לֹא אָהוּד, ...
- Russian:непопулярный, ...
- Ukrainian:нелюбий, нелюбимий, ...
- Hindi:अप्रिय, नापसंद, ...
Definition of dislike - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
opinionconsider something unpleasant or disagreeable
- She dislikes the taste of broccoli.
2.
internetleave a vote showing disapproval online
- Many users disliked the video.
Noun
1.
social targetsthings or people that one finds unpleasant
- His dislikes include loud music and crowded places.
2.
inner reactionfeeling of aversion or distaste towards something
- She has a strong dislike for spicy food.
3.
internetUS vote showing disapproval for online contentUS
- The video received many dislikes on the platform.
Expressions with dislike
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develop a negative feeling towards someone or something
She took a dislike to the new teacher.
quickly feel negative about someone or something after first meeting
She took an instant dislike to her new coworker.
Origin of dislike
English, dis (apart) + like (pleasure)
Examples of dislike in a sentence
Many people dislike loud noises. He decided to dislike the post after reading the comments. The controversial article was disliked by thousands online. Her dislikes include spicy food and horror movies. The survey revealed a common dislike for long meetings. His dislike of loud noises is well-known.
There's a general dislike for the new policy. The post accumulated dislikes quickly. His comment section was full of dislikes.
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- French:détester, aversion, ...
- German:nicht mögen, Abneigung, ...
- Italian:detestare, antipatia, ...
- Spanish:desagradar, antipatía, ...
- Portuguese:não gostar, desagrado, ...
- Chinese:不喜欢, 反感, ...
- Japanese:嫌う, 嫌いなもの, ...
- Arabic:كَرِهَ, كَرَاهِيَة, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׂנוֹא, סְלִידָה, ...
- Russian:не нравиться, антипатия, ...
- Ukrainian:не подобатися, антипатія, ...
- Hindi:नापसंद करना, नापसंद, ...
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