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unliked

unliked adjective: not liked; lacking approval or popularity. Also the simple past and past participle of unlike.

Adjective

unliked (comparative more unliked, superlative most unliked)

  1. Not liked; lacking approval or popularity.
    • It isn't just looking, but seeing if something unliked by you is coming towards you2007, Shaykh Nazim Adil Al-Haqqani, Liberating the Soul: A Guide for Spiritual Growth, volume Six

Also used as

unliked is also the simple past and past participle of unlike.

Forms of unliked

comparativemore unliked
superlativemost unliked

Origin of unliked

From un- + liked.

See unlike (verb)

Words that rhyme with unliked

Questions about unliked

What does unliked mean?
Unliked means not liked; lacking approval or popularity.
What part of speech is unliked?
Unliked is an adjective.

Words near unliked in the dictionary

  1. unlike-minded
  2. unlikeability
  3. unlikeable
  4. unlikeableness
  5. unlikeably
  6. unliked
  7. unlikelier
  8. unlikelies
  9. unlikeliest
  10. unlikelihood
  11. unlikelihoods

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