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Synonyms & Similar Words
aversion
dislike
distaste
disrelish
disinclination
displeasure
dissatisfaction
discontent
disaffection
disgust
repugnance
revulsion
abhorrence
loathing
hatred
animosity
antagonism
hostility
repellence
repulsion
nausea
queasiness
squeamishness
unease
discomfort
misgiving
doubt
uncertainty
reservation
hesitation
reluctance
apprehension
fear
dread
anxiety
antipathy
averseness
Meaning of Distaste
A feeling of dislike or disapproval
Definitions
- A feeling of dislike or disapproval for something
- * A strong dislike or disapproval of something, especially food
Etymology of Distaste
The word "distaste" originated from the Old French words "des" meaning "opposite of" and "tast" meaning "taste", and the Latin word "gustus" meaning "taste"
Historical usage of the word dates back to the 15th century, initially referring to a lack of taste or a bad taste, and later evolving to include a broader sense of dislike or disapproval
Example Uses
- I have a strong distaste for spicy food
- * She expressed her distaste for the new policy
- * The smell of rotten fish filled me with distaste
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
liking
fondness
taste
preference
inclination
pleasure
satisfaction
enjoyment
appreciation
admiration
affection
love
enthusiasm
eagerness
excitement
zeal
passion
devotion
attraction
allure
appeal
charm