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liked

/laɪkt/adjective1 syllable

Liked means: found pleasant or attractive; often used as a combining form.

Synonyms for liked2

adjective, as in found pleasant or attractive; often used as a combining form

likable, likeable

Opposites of liked

disliked

What does liked mean?1

adjective

1

found pleasant or attractive; often used as a combining form“a well-liked teacher”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with liked?3

one syllable

spikedhiked

two syllables

disliked
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Liked in a sentence

  • If he really liked me, he would call me more often.konradutkowski
  • If he really liked me, he would have called me last night.konradutkowski
  • Janne didn't bother even to paint, though he usually liked it a lot.Ketutar
  • She liked men, if truth were told, a tiny wee bit more than women.donkirkby
  • She liked the ball too much, that's what killed her.Scott
  • When he was young, he liked to go by bike.faraway9911
  • Among all his books, he liked that one the best.Hybrid
  • That may not be liked by everybody, but it is a fact.al_ex_an_der

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