dislikable , także: dislikeable

She was the singularly most dislikable human being I've ever known.

The movie certainly isn't dislikable; you observe the fine touches.

It is a great work that also contains something dislikable."

He is less buffoonish and more dislikable than the director seems to realize.

Like most of the people surrounding him, Daru is a largely dislikable character.

Not that all Friendlies were dislikable, I had been told.

Then there was that assault on Rachmaninoff, a thoroughly dislikable piece of work.

The problem is that the characters are so dislikable that not much seems to be at stake.

"Now, Murphy Brown, who is independent to the point of dislikable, appeals to men."

Was it hard playing someone so dislikable?

Dean may not be dislikable, but he's annoyingly shallow.

Your home is not a place for strangers, including dislikable and vicious ones, to seemingly enter and take over.

A most dislikable female, to be sure."

Like all Boston-based teams, the Celtics have become somewhat irrationally dislikable.

Opinions about the characters ranged from "dislikable and indistinguishable" to "deliciously vivid".

Individual critics had mixed feelings about the play, finding the characters dislikable and the conclusion unsatisfying but still considering it her best work.

At least these are the incidents that the increasingly paranoid, defensive and utterly dislikable Andi remembers.

"As well as the ambitious sous-chef, a thoroughly dislikable fellow but invaluable to me in so many ways."

Ms. Harris isn't afraid of being irritating or dislikable here, and she doesn't coast on her vast and natural presence.

Both characters, however, are portrayed as dislikable characters who are despised by all around them.

If the movie's male sharks are much more acutely drawn than their female prey, they are uniformly dislikable.

A dislikable term.

Christie is unappealing and dislikable.

The victim of that crime is, of course, dislikable and humiliated in ways that involve public nudity.

As a result, the figure she depicts is attractive but flawed, appealing and exasperating at the same time, and occasionally downright dislikable.