Existing two states of fondness for something?

• Does
• liking something mean unlike
• never

liking anything? Is it true that I can’t eat peas with no pleasure? I’ll find peas nasty if I are scared to eat them all.

What the dislikeable is is something that you dislike.

Unlikeable is something that is not easily

likeable.

Existing two states of fondness for something?

• Does
• liking something mean unlike
• never

liking anything? Is it true that I can’t eat peas with no pleasure? I’ll find peas nasty if I are scared to eat them all.

What the dislikeable is is something that you dislike.

Unlikeable is something that is not easily

likeable.

Existing two states of fondness for something?

• Does
• liking something mean unlike
• never

liking anything? Is it true that I can’t eat peas with no pleasure? I’ll find peas nasty if I are scared to eat them all.

What the dislikeable is is something that you dislike.

Unlikeable is something that is not easily

likeable.

At first glance, it seems pretty straightforward. Unlikeable – ‘Not likeable’ (Not necessarily negative, just straddling the fence.) If I do one more than one first, I

am the sad result of FB culture and not a real word. Dislikeable – ‘easily hated’ or ‘easily vilified’: I

don’t want such a thing.

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).

At first glance, it seems pretty straightforward. Unlikeable – ‘Not likeable’ (Not necessarily negative, just straddling the fence.) If I do one more than one first, I

am the sad result of FB culture and not a real word. Dislikeable – ‘easily hated’ or ‘easily vilified’: I

don’t want such a thing.

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).

At first glance, it seems pretty straightforward. Unlikeable – ‘Not likeable’ (Not necessarily negative, just straddling the fence.) If I do one more than one first, I

am the sad result of FB culture and not a real word. Dislikeable – ‘easily hated’ or ‘easily vilified’: I

don’t want such a thing.

According to the definitions of unlikeable: Adj.

1. the unlikeable – (of character in literature or drama) tending to evoke antipathetic feelings of not knowing and “all the characters were peculiarly unsympathetic” 1. 2. “a disagreeable and unlikable old woman” as opposed to “no person” likeable –

hard or impossible

to like; (can’t like)

dislikeable :- Definition: easy to dislike the difference would appear to be that an unlikeable thing is something you don’t or can’t like, and a dislikeable thing is something you could quite easily not like (but that you have no

particular aversion to at the moment).