to dislike
Third Person
dislikes
Present Participle
disliking
Past Tense
disliked
Past Participle
disliked
1
to not like a person or thing
transitive
- He dislikes cold weather; he prefers warmer climates.
- My kids dislike eating vegetables; they prefer sweets.
- Sarah dislikes crowded places; they make her uncomfortable.
- The cat dislikes being bathed; it gets anxious.
- We strongly dislike rude people; they're disrespectful.
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2
to express a negative sentiment or lack of approval towards a post, comment, or content by indicating one's dissatisfaction or disagreement with it, often through the use of a dislike button or similar feature provided by the platform
transitive
- She disliked the comment by clicking the thumbs-down button.
- After reading the post, he chose to dislike it to show his disagreement.
- Many users disliked the video, leaving negative feedback in the comments.
- He disliked the article, finding it misleading and inaccurate.
- They disliked the post because it didn't align with their views.