Definitions and Examples of disliked, hated
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To have a feeling of aversion or disapproval towards something.
Example
She disliked the new restaurant in town because the food was not to her liking.
To feel intense or passionate dislike for someone or something.
Example
He hated going to the dentist because it always made him anxious.
Key Differences: disliked vs hated
- 1Disliked is a milder term that describes a feeling of disapproval or aversion towards something.
- 2Hated is a stronger term that describes an intense or passionate feeling of dislike towards someone or something.
Effective Usage of disliked, hated
- 1Expressing Opinions: Use disliked and hated to express your negative opinions about something.
- 2Describing Preferences: Use relished to describe something you enjoyed and disliked or hated to describe something you did not enjoy.
- 3Giving Feedback: Use these antonyms to give feedback on products, services, or experiences.
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Remember this!
The antonyms disliked and hated convey a negative feeling towards something, opposite to the positive feeling conveyed by relished. Disliked is a milder term while hated is a stronger term. Use these words to express your opinions, describe preferences, and give feedback.
