dislike in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISLIKE (noun): a feeling of aversion or distaste for someone or something.

I have always had a strong dislike for crowded places.
Her dislike for spicy food is well-known among her friends.
Despite his efforts to be polite, he couldn't hide his dislike of the movie.
The teacher noticed a growing dislike among students for the new curriculum.
Many people express a dislike for rainy days, preferring sunshine instead.
I really dislike the taste of cilantro in my food.
She expressed her dislike for crowded places during the meeting.
Despite his dislike for winter, he decided to embrace the snow.
They have a mutual dislike for reality television shows.
Her dislike of spicy food made dining out a challenge.