great dislike

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a very strong feeling of not liking someone or something

dislikeADJECTIVE + dislike (noun)

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great

Examples (10)

  • My father has a great dislike of long hair on boys.
  • She had a great dislike for crowded cities and preferred the countryside.
  • He developed a great dislike for his new manager after the first week.
  • There is a great dislike among the public for the proposed tax increase.
  • The character in the novel feels a great dislike towards any form of authority.
  • It's no secret that I have a great dislike of waking up early on weekends.
  • Her great dislike of spicy food means she rarely eats at Mexican restaurants.
  • The two political rivals share a mutual but unspoken great dislike for one another.
  • His great dislike for flying has limited his travel opportunities.
  • From an early age, she harbored a great dislike of loud noises.