mind
put off
detest
apprecihate
unlust
misfavor
dislikable
repulsion
object
-misic
odious
execrate
remonstrate
displease
down
disdainable
mislike
harumph
scorn
detested
abominate
deprecate
hate
hated
in bad odor
despised
scorned
hate someone's guts
repel
disinclination
goody gumdrops
loathable
misliking
take a dim view of
scunner
forsee
crab
misprision
nausea
unpleasantness
dirty
-misia
miso-
unlike
foul
have no time for
kreistle
pish
take exception
contemptuous
turn off
resent
beloathed
derision
sux0r
poison
snub
frown
spiteful
despisal
dislike
temeritous
detester
antagonism
abhorrence
spite
look down one's nose
disgust
loathe
sicken
think little of
no love lost
white sheep
can't stand the sight of
dismissiveness
nasty
hatred
hatable
disdainfulness
spurn
loathedness
derisible
self-deprecatory
despisingness
self-deprecating
harsh
unpleasure
antipreferred
snoot
derry
abhorrent
disinclined

English words for 'To dislike, to object to; to be bothered by.'

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