unlikable Synonyms
Strongest:
- dirty
- detestable
- vile
- scabby
- contemptible
- despicable
- notorious
- pitiful
- scummy
- deplorable
- lousy
- reprehensible
- infamous
- worthless
- pitiable
- unworthy
Strong:
- base
- sorry
- shameful
- wretched
- nasty
- unethical
- unsavory
- disgraceful
- dishonorable
- discreditable
- disreputable
- censurable
- scurvy
- sordid
Weak:
Strongest:
- worthy
- creditable
- admirable
- creditable
- commendable
- praiseworthy
- laudable
- commendable
- meritorious
- praiseworthy
- meritorious
- worthy
- laudable
- admirable
Strong:
- applaudable
- distinguished
- distinguished
- noteworthy
- applaudable
- noticeable
- impressive
- awesome
- honorable
- deserving
- deserving
- distinctive
- distinctive
- estimable
- outstanding
- honorable
- noteworthy
- awesome
- impressive
- noticeable
- estimable
- excellent
- outstanding
- excellent
Weak:
unlikable Meaning
unlikable (a)
(of characters in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings
unlikable (s)
difficult or impossible to like
unlikable Sentence Examples
- Despite his talent, his unlikable personality made it challenging for others to connect with him.
- The character in the novel was deliberately written as unlikable to provoke reader reactions.
- His unlikable behavior alienated him from his colleagues, making teamwork difficult.
- The politician's unlikable demeanor hindered their popularity among voters.
- The protagonist's unlikable traits served to highlight their growth throughout the story.
- The teacher's unlikable attitude towards students created a negative learning environment.
- Despite her efforts to be friendly, her unlikable habits often put people off.
- The film's antagonist was intentionally portrayed as unlikable to evoke strong reactions from the audience.
- The unlikable nature of the antagonist added depth to the conflict in the storyline.
- It's challenging to enjoy a book or movie when the main character is unlikable from the start.
FAQs About the word unlikable
(of characters in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings, difficult or impossible to like
dirty,detestable, vile, scabby, contemptible, despicable, notorious, pitiful, scummy, deplorable
worthy, creditable, admirable, creditable, commendable, praiseworthy, laudable, commendable, meritorious, praiseworthy
Despite his talent, his unlikable personality made it challenging for others to connect with him.
The character in the novel was deliberately written as unlikable to provoke reader reactions.
His unlikable behavior alienated him from his colleagues, making teamwork difficult.
The politician's unlikable demeanor hindered their popularity among voters.
