disliked

IPA: dɪsɫˈaɪkt

Examples of "disliked" in Sentences

All it does is show why Darwin disliked Christianity.
The only person at the museum who was even more widely disliked is Jaber al-Tikriti.
He regarded Webster's dictionary as a purveyor of corrupting neologisms like "feedback," a word he disliked.
The sentence shows that Darwin disliked the form of Christianity that condems all non-believers to eternal damnation.
It was stated that the residents were known as Mesticos (in the past), a term disliked by the elders and unheard of by young residents.
You'd think any politician and spouse would have picked up on the contrast between Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush and which of the two was a huge political asset and which is "disliked" by a huge percentage of the public.
Imagine this lead sentence in a news story on Nov. 7, 2012: "Barack Obama enters his second term disliked by the majority of voters, distrusted by his Democratic colleagues in Congress and facing a budget catastrophe with few painless solutions."