English to Latin Meaning of liking - volebat convertebatur

Liking :
volebat convertebatur

optionem, arbitrium, tamquam, gustum, volebat convertebatur, voluptatem, ars metrica, cupiditatem, dactylum, metimur, inclinatio, affectum, ridere delectat, amare, sensum, attendentes, cupido, Delectantur, abusumque audentius, impetus, initium sed incrementum quoddam, PROCLIVITAS, feruntur, recubuisset ille supra

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Definitions of liking in English
Noun(1) a feeling of pleasure and enjoyment
Verb(1) prefer or wish to do something(2) find enjoyable or agreeable(3) be fond of(4) feel about or towards; consider, evaluate, or regard(5) want to have
Examples of liking in English
(1) My wife has always had a liking for this unfortunate little girl.(2) Not just cricket, Viru has a liking for table-tennis, badminton, football and swimming.(3) Acknowledging that professing a liking for ska can be a rock band's death wish, O'Dell stands by their tastes.(4) Coming in at No 4 Michael Nind showed a liking for Hill Park Oval not shared by his brothers, the earlier batsmen.(5) The new West Indies management team seemed to have had a liking for the use of cutting-edge technology in its verbal assault.(6) Mrs Parsons had a liking for gin and tonic(7) Meanwhile, Raghu's parents arrive and take a liking for the girl.(8) It's just this guy called Josh who plays guitar and sings his songs, which have a liking for wandering melodies that meander up and down and all over the place.(9) But he has considerable experience in similar vessels and a liking for this type of employment.(10) A liking for birds is an ineluctable aspect of being human.(11) If he is not exercising those grey cells over science and technology, Tiwari has a liking for reading Buddhist philosophy.(12) I developed a liking for devotional songs of the Goddess from childhood.(13) Nor should anyone be surprised if little boys grow up with a liking for the apparent brutality they have witnessed at an ice-hockey game.(14) Anyone with a liking for bikes and bike riding will find it fascinating.(15) It is generally accepted that the priest had a liking for strong drink and some of the stories place him in pubs and outside a glass of the hard stuff.(16) she'd taken an instant liking to Arnie's new girlfriend
Related Phrases of liking
(1) like ::
tamquam
(2) to one's liking ::
ut quis volebat convertebatur
(3) have a liking for ::
habent enim volebat convertebatur
Synonyms
Noun
1. fondness for ::
cupiditatem
Verb
2. be fond of ::
cupidum rerum
3. enjoy ::
fruor
4. choose ::
eligere
5. feel about ::
sentire de
6. wish ::
volo
Antonyms
1. aversion ::
odium
2. disgust ::
fastidiosum
3. dislike ::
odium
4. distaste ::
odio habeat
5. hatred ::
odium
Different Forms
liking
Word Example from TV Shows
liking the Green Lantern movie.

LIKING the Green Lantern movie.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 12

...but you wound up liking him.

...but you wound up LIKING him.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 23

liking me when the best woman in the world already loves me?

LIKING me when the best woman in the world already loves me?

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 21

I'm liking my odds here.

I'm LIKING my odds here.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 19

Why should I take a liking to you?

Why should I take a LIKING to you?

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

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