Dislike
Dislike verb - To feel dislike for.
Usage example: the two dogs disliked each other the first time they met, and never did become friends
Worship
Worship noun - Excessive admiration of or devotion to a person.
Usage example: the worship of professional athletes who often turn out to be all too fallible
How words are described
| known | known dislike | known worship |
| public | public dislike | public worship |
| initial | initial dislike | initial worship |
| open | open dislike | open worship |
| Other adjectives: obvious, active, extreme, serious, little, moral, apparent. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The Get worship Fenris (who is hardly villainous) and generally dislike Odin and the Aesir, which is probably why the werewolf Valkyria are "of Freya" (a Vana) instead (Freya, like Odin, also took her pick of those slain in battle).
Source: Valkyries
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