real dislike

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

a very strong feeling of not liking someone or something

dislikeADJECTIVE + dislike (noun)

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real

Examples (10)

  • He couldn't hide his real dislike for the new manager.
  • Over the years, she developed a real dislike of crowded places.
  • I felt a real dislike for him the moment he started speaking arrogantly.
  • There was a real dislike between the two rivals, making the competition intense.
  • The study revealed a real dislike among consumers for invasive advertising.
  • Her voice was filled with a real dislike as she recounted the incident.
  • It wasn't just annoyance; it was a real dislike that bordered on hatred.
  • He has a real dislike for people who are not punctual.
  • Their mutual and real dislike was obvious to everyone in the room.
  • To overcome his real dislike of flying, he decided to take a course.