like
I have always disliked that feeling of fullness after a large meal.
She disliked the president, whom she once described as an 'insufferable bore'.她不喜欢总裁，曾经说他是个“令人难以忍受的讨厌家伙”。
The producer disliked the script and said it must be rewritten.
He dislikes any kind of physical contact - he doesn't even like to shake your hand.
I can't imagine why she became a teacher because she obviously dislikes children intensely!

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Not liking
abhor
abide
abominate
anti-American
anti-British
civil
cup
deplore
despise
detest
disdain
disdainful
go off
misanthropically
non-fan
not be someone's cup of teaidiom
not go much on somethingidiom
not have a civil word to say about someoneidiom
shy
tire

Examples of disliked

disliked

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

One group that disliked debasements included the guild members, shopkeepers, small merchants, and wage-earning artisans.
While in principle hereditary monarchy may have been disliked, it rarely took centre-stage in the analysis.
I do not contend that political intolerance is necessarily connected to beliefs about criminal activity on the part of the disliked group.
He especially disliked the fact that she went out after the curfew to carry out her activities and meet with other activists.
Shields and colleagues reported being discouraged by how quickly the maltreated children were disliked upon entering a new social group.
Condoms were universally disliked, with a plea made to improve the sensitivity level and charge a higher price if necessary.
According to villagers interviewed, the dead holy person disliked the sound of drums, and their playing was thus forbidden for fear of retribution.
This type of meddling with members' privileges was disliked by the peasantry, and the member concerned was allowed to stay.
Those commuters who chose not to use buses had similar reasons to those who disliked trams.
Much of his analysis then depends on how intensely and how widely it is thus disliked.
If a person strongly disliked one party and strongly liked another, they would receive a high score on both preference measures.
We cannot conclude that the identified group was disliked more than all other groups in the nation.
Victims may become aggressive to protect themselves from further victimization and, as a result, become more disliked, which contributes to further victimization.
I disliked the small single-columned fragments of text below diagrams where it is crowded and easily initially overlooked by the reader.
Some children disliked the tactile nature of the task, particularly if the texture was rough or prickly.
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