mislike
to dislike.
to displease.
Origin of mislike
1Other words from mislike
- mis·lik·er, noun
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How to use mislike in a sentence
It is ill if it mislikes thee, for this we did with a whole heart.
The story of Burnt Njal | AnonymousIf the Auto-Comrade mislikes the porcupine, however, the feeling is returned with exorbitant interest.
The Joyful Heart | Robert Haven SchaufflerOh, mad, mistaken humankind, 'Tis easy triumph for the mind While yet no ill adventure strikes usAnd naught mislikes us.
Laments | Jan KochanowskiJudge Hales, who is no great courtier, has read it and much mislikes it, and is his enemy.
Brief Lives (Vol. 1 of 2) | John AubreyAnd one Ned Moreton, who is of gentle blood and mislikes to be overborne by such carrion as Rumney.
A Gentleman Player | Robert Neilson Stephens
British Dictionary definitions for mislike
/ (mɪsˈlaɪk) archaic /
to dislike
dislike or aversion
Derived forms of mislike
- misliker, noun
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