Meanings of dislike even in English

He is easy to misunderstand -and possible to dislike even without misunderstanding.

Miss Gantry-Dolores ,you'veinsisted on showing me your deepened dislike even since that evening.

She began to dislike even the presence of Basil.

He turned with dislike even from his friend Plato.

I have a mortal dislike even to pass the mere compliments of the day with one of your cut-throats.

She performed all the household duties; was very kind to us children; and, gradually, the dislike even of little Marcella wore away.

His dislike even extended to the artist, and as Aubrey Beardsley was of easy and agreeable intercourse, the mutual repulsion deserves a word of explanation.

And to be disliked even by those she disliked Eileen disliked.

Sarah Beth was a talker, who disliked even a brief interval of silence.

Uncle Edward disliked France, disliked even monarchical and émigré France.

Women, I tried to persuade myself, had dislikes even more inexplicable than their likings.

There were other things too which Henry only half-understood but which he disliked even more.

He had a genius for making himself disliked even when he was doing a kindness.

He disliked even the idea of suspecting her; his natural chivalry revolted from suspecting any woman.

The smaller fish were a different breed altogether, and the provost disliked even to be associated with them.

She didn't like the monotony of the food now and disliked even more her feeling of being useless.