WORD OF THE DAY : DISLIKE

Thesaurus-Synonyms-134 - DISLIKE

'dislike' noun a feeling of not finding someone or something pleasant or appealing: She couldn’t hide her dislike of her sister’s new boyfriend. * (κάτι που εμπνέει) αντιπάθεια, αποστροφή ή απέχθεια

[animosity] a very strong feeling of hostility and dislike between two people or groups: The animosity between Trevor and his ex-wife was clear to see. * εχθρότητα, έχθρα μεταξύ ανθρώπων ή κοινωνικών ομάδων

[antipathy] (formal) a deeprooted feeling of dislike or opposition to something or someone: I must confess to having an antipathy to people who like dogs. * αντιπάθεια, εχθρική ή αρνητική διάθεση

[aversion] a very strong dislike of something or someone, which makes you want to avoid them as far as possible: I have a deep aversion to public speaking. * αποστροφή, απέχθεια, αντιπάθεια

[distaste] the fact of finding something or someone unpleasant or disgusting: The corners of his mouth turned down in distaste.
* αντιπάθεια, απέχθεια, αποστροφή

[hatred] a very powerful and active dislike of someone or something, strong enough that it may make you want to harm or destroy them: In that moment her dislike of him turned to absolute hatred. * μίσος, έχθρα, κν. αμάχη που σε καθιστά ικανό να κάνεις κακό ή να συντρίψεις τον άλλο

[hostility] an openly unfriendly attitude towards someone: There is a lot of hostility between the two rival gangs. * εχθρότητα, ανοιχτά εχθρική συμπεριφορά έναντι κάποιου

[loathing] intense hatred: I had never felt such a strong loathing for anyone as I did for Louis at that moment. * (βαθιά) αντιπάθεια, απέχθεια, αποστροφή

taken from the BETSIS ELT DICTIONARY & THESAURUS