dislikable (Meaning)
dislikable (s)
such as to provoke dislike
Synonyms & Antonyms of dislikable
Synonyms:
- detestable
- distasteful
- nauseating
- sickening
- hateful
- evil
- contemptible
- disgusting
- repulsive
- despicable
- loathsome
- disagreeable
- repugnant
- obnoxious
- ugly
- objectionable
- odious
- brackish
- abhorrent
- revolting
- unpleasant
Antonyms:
- congenial
- likable
- enjoyable
- desirable
- agreeable
- alluring
- satisfying
- gratifying
- satisfying
- pleasant
- sweet
- likeable
- gratifying
- welcome
- inoffensive
- welcome
- enjoyable
- nice
- appealing
- desirable
- likeable
- dreamy
- heavenly
- attractive
- congenial
- inoffensive
- pleasing
- palatable
- acceptable
- savory
- pleasurable
- delightful
- pleasant
- acceptable
- innocuous
- dreamy
- delectable
- pleasurable
- likable
- attractive
- sweet
- delicious
- savory
- appealing
- agreeable
- delicious
- pleasing
- nice
- heavenly
- delightful
- alluring
- felicitous
- delectable
- innocuous
- felicitous
- palatable
Synonyms:
- foul
- offensive
- vile
- unsavory
- exceptionable
- ghastly
- gross
- horrid
- sick
- sickly
- awful
- miserable
- unwelcome
- horrifying
- nauseous
- gruesome
- horrific
- undesirable
- grisly
- scandalous
- appalling
- monstrous
- noisome
- lousy
- execrable
- macabre
- horrible
- nightmarish
- hard
- heinous
- unwholesome
- abominable
- terrible
- repellent
- rancid
- shocking
- noxious
- fulsome
- atrocious
- horrendous
- unhealthy
- dreadful
- unspeakable
- hideous
- repellant
- obscene
Antonyms:
dislikable Sentence Examples
- Despite his attempts to be friendly, his abrasive mannerisms made him dislikable.
- The character in the novel was intentionally written to be dislikable, eliciting strong reactions from readers.
- Her dislikable behavior towards her coworkers alienated her from the team.
- The movie's protagonist was intentionally portrayed as dislikable, adding depth to the storyline.
- His dislikable attitude made it difficult for him to form meaningful relationships.
- The politician's dislikable policies caused uproar among the electorate.
- The dog's constant barking made it dislikable to the neighbors.
- The teacher's dislikable demeanor made the classroom environment tense and unpleasant.
- Despite her dislikable traits, she had a few loyal friends who saw past her flaws.
- The customer's dislikable behavior towards the staff resulted in him being asked to leave the store.
FAQs About the word dislikable
such as to provoke dislike
detestable, distasteful, nauseating, sickening, hateful, evil, contemptible, disgusting, repulsive, despicable
congenial, likable, enjoyable, desirable, agreeable, alluring, satisfying, gratifying, satisfying, pleasant
Despite his attempts to be friendly, his abrasive mannerisms made him dislikable.
The character in the novel was intentionally written to be dislikable, eliciting strong reactions from readers.
Her dislikable behavior towards her coworkers alienated her from the team.
The movie's protagonist was intentionally portrayed as dislikable, adding depth to the storyline.
