disliked
- adjective
- /dɪsˈlaɪkt/
:
despreciado
- But Othman was particularly disliked by much of the population, unlike Omar.
It's the number one disliked signature line in the country.
- It's the number one disliked signature line in the country.
- Today, it's one of the most disliked, feared, hated countries in the world.
- But Othman was particularly disliked by much of the population, unlike Omar.
- I think on the reason she's publicly disliked in sort of public conversations is because of how sure she is of herself.
- And, like, everything I ever read was, like, the most disliked guy ever, right?
- This one right here, The courage to be disliked.
Examples
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Today, it's one of the most disliked, feared, hated countries in the world.
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The unpopular politician was often regarded as the most disliked leader in the country.
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And, like, everything I ever read was, like, the most disliked guy ever, right?
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It's the number one disliked signature line in the country.
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And so universities especially disliked it because it was a price per seat.
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But I also was the same kid that was really nice to the most disliked nerd kid in my school and the most popular.
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I was looking at various polls and saw that you're one of the most disliked tech leaders today.
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She felt very disliked among her peers after the incident at school.
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His disliked behavior caused many of his friends to distance themselves from him.
Synonyms
121
2.1
Most people do not like someone or something
120
1.0
People do not like or need it
45
4.3
Not wanted and causing upset or trouble
31
4.6
Not wanted because it is unpleasant, harmful, or causes problems
20
7.7
Causing strong disgust or hatred in people
10
4.2
Someone or something that is hard to like because they have qualities people dislike
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6.5
Very unpleasant and causing people to feel strong dislike or hate
8
5.0
Unfriendly in manner so people feel uncomfortable
2
3.8
Not wanted or welcome
1
2.0
Very strongly disliked or avoided by many people
1
4.5
Someone people strongly dislike and look down on
1
5.8
Feeling hated and rejected by others
1
3.9
Making people not like someone or something
Strongly disliked or hated
Antonyms
How Disliked
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Disliked is made from the prefix dis- and the simple word like, where dis- means 'not' and like means 'to enjoy' or 'find pleasant'. So, disliked literally means 'not liked' or seen with aversion.