misliked 

  1. 動詞
mislike過去式與過去分詞:
及物動詞:
不喜歡...(人事物)
不喜愛...(人事物)
討厭...(人事物)
厭惡...(人事物)

    同義字詞
disfavor,dislike,disrelish
deprecate,disapprove (of),discountenance,disesteem,disfavor,dislike,frown (on or upon),reprove,tsk-tsk,tut (over or about)

例句

  1. I learnt a little algebra, a little Of the mathematics,–brushed with extreme flounce The circle of the sciences, because She misliked women who are frivolous.
  2. Andrewes would prepare these with great care, revising each three times, for, says Buckeridge, 'he ever misliked often and loose preaching without study of antiquity'.
  3. The brother, therefore, misliked Sir Humphreys resolution, and sought to dissuade him, and it was in order to overcome his objections that this Discourse was prepared.
  4. On 10 March, James VI issued a proclamation recognising that many in Scotland ' misliked ' the regiment of Morton, who had now resigned, and James would now accept the burden of the administration.
  5. In a letter written on 25 October 1582 Thomas Paget told Paget that his abiding in Rouen was more misliked in England than his abiding in Paris, considering that he consorted there with men like John Lesley, Bishop of Ross, adding that: