I.
noun
1 feeling of not liking sb/sth
ADJECTIVE
▪ deep , extreme , great , intense , real , strong , violent , visceral
▪
Several committee members expressed their intense ~ of the chairman.
▪ growing
▪ general
▪
Consumers show a general ~ for genetically modified food products.
▪ obvious
▪ immediate , instant
▪ instinctive
▪ active
▪
She threw him a look of active ~.
▪ personal
▪ mutual
▪
In spite of their mutual ~ and hostility, they often worked together.
VERB + DISLIKE
▪ feel , harbour/harbor ( esp. BrE ), have
▪
She felt ~ rather than sympathy as he told his story.
▪
My father has a great ~ of long hair on boys.
▪ express , show
▪ develop
▪
Her husband developed a strong ~ for the dog.
PREPOSITION
▪ with ~
▪
Sonia stared at me with ~ and distrust.
▪ ~ for
▪
She had a deep ~ for Robert's wife.
▪ ~ of
▪
their ~ of central government
PHRASES
▪ a feeling of ~ , a look of ~
▪ take a ~ to sb
▪
I took an instant ~ to my new colleague.
2 sth you do not like
PHRASES
▪ sb's likes and ~s
▪
I've told you all my likes and ~s.
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ cordially , greatly , heartily , intensely , really , strongly
▪
She ~d her boss intensely.
▪ particularly
▪ simply
▪
He simply ~d working with committees and avoided it whenever possible.
▪ instinctively
▪ actively
▪
There are very few foods that I actively ~.
PHRASES
▪ be generally ~d , be universally ~d , be widely ~d
▪
The new teacher was universally ~d.