disliked
Definition
Adjective * Regarded with aversion or disapproval; not liked or favored. This describes a person, thing, or action that is viewed unfavorably and evokes feelings of distaste, disapproval, or mild hostility in others.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The new policy was widely disliked by the employees.
- He is a competent manager but is often disliked for his harsh communication style.
- Broccoli is a commonly disliked vegetable among children.
Advanced Usage
- "Intensely/cordially disliked": These adverbs emphasize the strength of the negative feeling. "Intensely disliked" suggests strong aversion, while "cordially disliked" is a formal or ironic way to say thoroughly disliked.
- The corrupt official was intensely disliked by the public.
- He was cordially disliked by all his rivals.
Variants and Related Words
- Dislike (verb/noun): The action or feeling of not liking something.
- Verb: I dislike being interrupted.
- Noun: She has a strong dislike for loud noises.
- Unlikeable (adjective): Not pleasant or easy to like; having qualities that cause dislike.
- The character was written to be arrogant and unlikeable.
Synonyms
- Unpopular: Not liked or enjoyed by many people.
- Detested: Hated intensely.
- Unfavored: Not approved of or supported.
Antonyms
- Liked: Found agreeable or enjoyable.
- Popular: Liked, admired, or enjoyed by many people.
- Favored: Preferred or approved.
Adjective
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regarded with aversion
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he was intensely disliked
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