liked

Was fond of

Liked is the past tense of like, indicating favorable regard or enjoyment: I liked the movie.

On social media, liked means having clicked a button to show approval or acknowledgment: She liked all my posts.

As an adjective, liked describes someone who receives favorable regard: He was well liked by his colleagues.

approval

appreciated

Recognized worth of

praised · commended · acclaimed · applauded · validated · recognized · respected · esteemed · honored · lauded

fondness

adored

Intensely cherished

fond · attached · devoted · enamored · smitten · infatuated · cared-for · beloved · dear · favored

preference

preferred

Chosen above alternatives

selected · picked · inclined · partial · predisposed · leaning · taste · druthers · favoritism · partiality

popularity

popular

Widely admired by many

  • trendingCurrently gaining widespread attention
  • viralSpreading quickly online
  • famousWidely known, much recognized

beloved · fan-favorite · hit · admired · celebrated · sought-after · in-demand · fashionable · followed · subscribed

social-media

hearted

Having a specified disposition

thumbs-up · react · emoji · follow · subscribe · share · boost · reblog · retweet · engagement

Categories
Opposites
affection/approval

likeddisliked

Felt aversion toward

hated · loathed · despised · detested · abhorred

social standing/acceptance

likedhated

Regarded with intense dislike

disliked · rejected · shunned · outcast · ostracized

Phrases
Family

like, likely, alike, liking, dislike, likeness, likelihood, likable, likes

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G