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Meanings of liking in English
Usage of liking in English
1
The two maidservants shared in the general liking for the young officer.
2
I just can't picture it in quite enough detail for my liking.
3
Not at all; and he may be right in not liking it.
4
Well, the one I know of is liking you really, really well.
5
Investors not liking Apollo is a thing, said another leveraged finance source.
6
But I have no more liking for it; the fascination is gone.
7
SOCRATES: But I have no particular liking for anything but the truth.
8
If you must know there are two reasons apart from the liking.
9
Clinton, of course, is famous for liking to get along with everybody.
10
Is the wind too chill for your liking? Henry asked in concern.
11
The meeting had all the warmth of youth and of real liking.
12
Gwen winced, not liking the sudden image conjured up by Lucy's words.
13
Occasionally, too often for my liking, I have to deliver bad news.
14
The design of the new properties was not to Jeanette's liking either.
15
Certainly I have never asked any reporter to dress for my liking.
16
We also feel both a liking and an enmity for Level 6.
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Liking across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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