Pronunciation

/dɪsˈlaɪk/

Definitions

• Noun: A feeling of aversion or disapproval towards something or someone. For example: “Her dislike for spinach was well-known.”
• Verb: To have a negative feeling or preference towards; to object to. For example: “I dislike the way he always interrupts.”
• Adjective: Expressing or showing disapproval or aversion. For example: “Her expression showed a strong dislike for the proposal.”

Phrases

• “Dislike something” means to have an unfavorable opinion or feeling towards it.
• “A dislike for…” indicates a specific aversion to a particular thing.
• “In spite of her dislike…” suggests that someone does something despite having a negative feeling.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Her dislike for loud music made it hard for her to concentrate.”
• Verb: “I dislike being treated unfairly at work.”
• Adjective: “His dislike for spicy food was evident in his choice of meals.”

Synonyms

• Hatred
• Repulsion
• Antipathy
• Aversion
• Disfavor

Antonyms

• Love
• Favor
• Appreciation
• Admiration
• Affection