American English pronunciation
How to pronounce disliked
IPA transcription: [dɪs'laɪkt]
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Verb
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have or feel a dislike or distaste for
“I really dislike this salesman”
Adjective
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regarded with aversion
“he was intensely disliked”
Usage examples
- Moreover, reports Granger, Gingold, and Bergen disliked each other, and Mitchell felt ill-used.
- The North Korean government disliked the portrayal of their state as brutal and war-hungry.
- She turned down the role because she disliked the show.
- According to contemporary sources, the children disliked each other from the beginning.
- For Wood, a dry old stick, Disraeli was 'petulant and sarcastic', qualities he disliked.
- His uninhibited style made him disliked at the Song court.
- The memory, however, was disliked for its high random access latencies.
- One condition of the arrangement was the retirement of Hardenberg, whom Napoleon disliked.
- Andrew told me that he disliked Marmite.
- The resulting album was disliked by the entire band.