Dislike, hatred, ill-will; in later use, in physical sense, disgust, loathing. Also to have in loath.

Absence or lack of liking; dislike, antipathy; displeasure, dissatisfaction. Also occasionally as a count noun: an aversion.

Dislike.

Originally: a loathing disgust. Now frequently in a milder sense: a grudge, repugnance, dislike, esp. in the phrase to take a scunner at, against,…

Dislike, aversion; an instance of this.

In extended and figurative uses. A dislike or disgust for a thing. Obsolete.

Lack of affection, dislike; distaste; an instance of this. Formerly also (with with): †objection to (obsolete).

An objection or aversion. With against, or to, with. Obsolete.

(under-, prefix1 affix 5(b).)

Dislike, aversion; disapproval. Now rare.

Absence or loss of affection or kindly feeling towards a person or thing; dislike, hostility, animosity; alienation, estrangement. Also: an…

The opposite of sympathy; antipathy, aversion, dislike; disagreement of feeling or sentiment.

Dislike, dissatisfaction. Obsolete. rare.

= aversion, n. 4 (With same const.) archaic.

Distaste, dislike, aversion, some degree of disgust.

Lack of relish or zest.

An absence or alienation of affection; = disaffection, n. 1.

Const. as in aversion, n. 4b.

Dislike, aversion, repugnance. Obsolete.

The state or condition of being disaffected; lack of affection or enthusiasm; dissatisfaction, discontent. Hence: absence of allegiance…

figurative. Remoteness in feeling or taste (from).

the fact or quality of being or feeling unwanted.