cottoned (to) Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- adored
- leaned-toward-or-towards-
- singled-out-
- selected
- relished
- delighted-in-
- cared-for-
- fancied
- preferred
- enjoyed
- grooved-on-
Strong:
- dug
- handpicked
- wished-for-
- desired
- favored
- reveled-in-
- picked
- revelled-in-
- wanted
- inclined-toward-
- biased
- tended-to-
- chose
- prejudiced
- culled
- named
- hankered-for-or-after-
- craved
- coveted
- liked
Weak:
Meaning of cottoned (to)
cottoned (to)
to begin to like (someone or something)
cottoned (to) Sentence Examples
- I finally cottoned on to the fact that he was lying to me.
- It took me a while to cotton on to the new boss's management style.
- The students cottoned to their new teacher's easygoing manner.
- The detectives cottoned on to the suspect's alibi quickly.
- The employees cottoned to the new company policy without complaint.
- The child quickly cottoned on to the game's simple rules.
- The audience cottoned on to the comedian's subtle jokes.
- The sales team cottoned on to the customer's unspoken needs.
- The journalist cottoned on to the hidden agenda behind the politician's speech.
- The team cottoned to the coach's intense workout regimen and achieved great success.
FAQs About the word cottoned (to)
to begin to like (someone or something)
adored, leaned (toward or towards), singled (out), selected, relished, delighted (in), cared (for), fancied, preferred, enjoyed
hated, detested, abhorred,disliked, refused, loathed, rejected, turned down, misliked, threw out
I finally cottoned on to the fact that he was lying to me.
It took me a while to cotton on to the new boss's management style.
The students cottoned to their new teacher's easygoing manner.
The detectives cottoned on to the suspect's alibi quickly.
