take kindly to Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- criticize
- damn
- disapprove-of-
- damn
- criticize
- condemn
- disapprove-of-
- disfavor
- frown-on-or-upon-
- frown-on-or-upon-
- condemn
- disfavor
Strong:
- mind
- reprobate
- denounce
- discountenance
- depreciate
- disparage
- hate
- detest
- reprobate
- disparage
- deprecate
- dissent-from-
- censure
- dislike
- dislike
- blacklist
- oppose
- object-to-
- oppose
- discountenance
- deprecate
- censure
- denounce
- mind
- detest
- blacklist
- dissent-from-
- depreciate
- object-to-
- hate
Weak:
take kindly to Meaning
take kindly to (v)
be willing or inclined to accept
take kindly to Sentence Examples
- The employees did not take kindly to the sudden change in management.
- The cat didn't take kindly to the new dog in the house and kept hissing at it.
- The students took kindly to the new teacher who was patient and understanding.
- The coach did not take kindly to the player's disrespectful behavior and suspended him from the team.
- The community did not take kindly to the construction of a new factory that would pollute the environment.
- The politician did not take kindly to the criticism and accused his opponents of spreading lies.
- The boss did not take kindly to employees coming in late and reprimanded those who did so.
- The audience did not take kindly to the comedian's offensive jokes and booed him off stage.
- The neighbors did not take kindly to the loud music coming from the next house and called the police.
- The dog did not take kindly to strangers approaching its owner and barked aggressively at them.
FAQs About the word take kindly to
be willing or inclined to accept
accept, approve (of), care (for), OK, stand by, countenance, tolerate, hold with, favor, support
criticize, damn, disapprove (of), damn, criticize, condemn, disapprove (of), disfavor, frown (on or upon),frown (on or upon)
The employees did not take kindly to the sudden change in management.
The cat didn't take kindly to the new dog in the house and kept hissing at it.
The students took kindly to the new teacher who was patient and understanding.
The coach did not take kindly to the player's disrespectful behavior and suspended him from the team.
