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dislikably

dislikably adverb: in a dislikable manner.

Adverb

dislikably (comparative more dislikably, superlative most dislikably)

  1. In a dislikable manner.
    • […] its heroine seems dislikably priggish to many; […]2013, Elizabeth Sabiston, Private Sphere to World Stage from Austen to Eliot, page 14

Forms of dislikably

comparativemore dislikably
superlativemost dislikably

Origin of dislikably

From dislikable + -ly.

Questions about dislikably

What does dislikably mean?
Dislikably means in a dislikable manner.
What part of speech is dislikably?
Dislikably is an adverb.

Words near dislikably in the dictionary

  1. dislexify
  2. dislexifying
  3. Disley
  4. dislik't
  5. dislikable
  6. dislikably
  7. dislike
  8. dislikeable
  9. disliked
  10. dislikedst
  11. dislikee

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