Dislike: meaning, definitions and examples
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dislike
[ dɪsˈlaɪk ]
emotion
To have a strong feeling of not liking or being against someone or something.
Synonyms
abhor, despise, detest, hate, loathe
Examples of usage
- I dislike broccoli.
- She dislikes going to the dentist.
- We dislike the new manager.
- They dislike the cold weather.
- The teacher dislikes tardiness.
emotion
A feeling of not liking or being against someone or something.
Synonyms
animosity, antipathy, aversion, disdain, displeasure
Examples of usage
- My dislike for spiders is intense.
- There is a mutual dislike between the two neighbors.
- She couldn't hide her dislike for the new policy.
Translations
Translations of the word "dislike" in other languages:
🇵🇹 não gostar
- desgostar
- aversão
🇮🇳 नापसंद करना
🇩🇪 nicht mögen
🇮🇩 tidak suka
🇺🇦 не подобатися
🇵🇱 nie lubić
🇯🇵 嫌う (kirau)
🇫🇷 ne pas aimer
🇪🇸 no gustar
🇹🇷 beğenmemek
🇰🇷 싫어하다 (silh-eohada)
🇸🇦 لا يعجبني
🇨🇿 nelíbit se
🇸🇰 nepáčiť sa
🇨🇳 不喜欢 (bù xǐhuān)
🇸🇮 ne marati
🇮🇸 líka ekki
🇰🇿 ұнатпау
🇬🇪 არ მოწონება
🇦🇿 xoşlamamaq
🇲🇽 no gustar
Word origin
The word 'dislike' originated in the 15th century, with the prefix 'dis-' indicating the opposite of 'like.' It has been used over the centuries to express a strong feeling of not liking or being against someone or something. The concept of dislike is universal and has been a part of human emotions and interactions for centuries.
See also: alike, alikeness, disliked, likable, like, likelihood, likely, liken, likeness, likewise, liking, unlike, unlikeliness.