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Another word for distaste

distaste Synonyms

distaste

n.

aversion, dislike, abhorrence, repugnance; see aversion, hatred 1, 2, objection 1.

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Another word for distaste

noun

An attitude or feeling of aversion:

disinclination, dislike, disrelish, mislike. See like

verb

(Archaic)

To have a feeling of aversion for:

dislike, disrelish, mislike. Idiom: have no use for. See like

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By the distaste in his voice, he wasn't happy about it.
The amount of distaste in the Watcher's voice amused him.
His father, who was an attorney of substance, had a distaste still stronger for so vagrant a profession as letters were in that day.
Like a great many other youths with an eminent destiny before them, Burke conceived a strong distaste for the profession of the law.
He gave her a look of supreme distaste before he, too, walked away.

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