Meaning & use

Disliked

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Felt distaste or hostility toward someone or something; found unpleasant or objectionable.

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She disliked the taste of cilantro from an early age.

He was widely disliked by his coworkers for taking credit for their work.

A note on using this word

The past tense of 'dislike,' a straightforward negation of 'like' that has existed in English since at least the 15th century.

Words with a similar meaning

detestedobjected to

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Words with an opposite meaning

likedenjoyed

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