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disliked Definition and Meaning in English (disliked definition)

adjective
Synonyms:unpopularunlovedhated
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Disliked definition: To be regarded with disapproval or aversion by someone.

Definitions of Disliked

  1. 1adjective

    To be regarded with disapproval or aversion by someone.

  2. 2verb

    To have felt an aversion or strong disapproval towards someone or something in the past.

Example Sentences

formal

“The new policy was widely disliked by the public.”

casual

“He was a disliked figure in the community.”

business

“Many of his ideas were disliked by the board members.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivedislike
third person singulardislikes
present participledisliking
adjectivedislikeable

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Disliked definition: To be regarded with disapproval or aversion by someone.
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'Disliked' translates to 'disliked' in English. Disliked definition: To be regarded with disapproval or aversion by someone.
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