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liking
/ ˈɪɪŋ /
noun
- the feeling of a person who likes; fondness
- a preference, inclination, or pleasure
Other Word Forms
- v·iԲ noun
- -iԲ adjective noun
- ܲd·iԲ noun
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Trump, who cut his teeth professionally taking out loans as a property developer, has long confessed to liking a low interest rate policy.
There’s a sense in which the situation is out of his control, but, he admits to the viewer, “Maybe I was just liking it.”
"It's like his body doesn't feel G-forces. When the car is to his liking, he can drive 110%. Every corner absolutely on the limit and, like in races, he doesn't make mistakes."
Liverpool boss Arne Slot, who will speak to the media on Thursday morning, said "even people who are not liking Liverpool a lot are saying how clear and obvious it was".
Maybe Kilmer strayed from that rigid path too often for some people’s liking, but his deviations from the expected also made hundreds more fall head over heels for his work.
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