dislike (dislik)

[ At length a reverend sire among them came, And of their doings great dislike declared, And testified against their ways. Milton , P. L., xi. 720. Our likings and dislikes are founded rather upon humour Sir R. L'Estrange. and fancy than upon reason. You discover not only your dislike of another, but of himself. 21. Discord; disagreement. A murmur rose That showed dislike among the Christian peers. * dislocatio ( n- ), dislocare , pp. dislocatus , dis- place: see dislocate , v .] 1. Displacement; de- range ment or disorder of parts. Neither battle I see, nor arraying, nor king in Israel; Only infinite jumble and me and dislocation , Fairfax . =Syn. 1. Hatred , Dislike , Antipathy , etc. (see antipathy ); disrelish, distaste, disapprobation. Disfavor , Dishonor, etc. See odium. dislikeable, a. See dislikable . dislikeful (dis-lik'ful), a. [ dislike + -ful , 1.] by such a wound. Full of dislike; disaffected; disagreeable. Howell, Letters, I. i. 18. IMG:content-2818.png:[blocks in formation]