English Dictionary

Definition of “well-liked”

well-liked

"She had a warm personality and was well-liked by her fellow pupils.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

"There's no fighting going on... Canada is well-liked in the whole wide world.

Edmonton Sun (2003)

A sign of any well-liked newspaper is a column that readers turn to by habit.

Outlook India (2005)

A well-known and apparently well-liked Birmingham solicitor who had decided to become a barrister".

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

He was well-liked and respected and had no enemies or business rivals.

Grace, C.L A Shrine of Murders

Holder remembers a bloke well-liked by his workmates and happy in his family life.

Australian News Misc (2005)

She was just twenty years old, well-liked , very pretty, and a member of the Komsomol, the Communist Youth Movement.

Aldiss, Brian Somewhere East of Life

Without being well-liked , Roos was well-known in the hotel world.

St. James, Ian Final Resort

name of Franco as Generalisimo, `he is younger than me, has higher rank, is immensely well-liked and is famous abroad".

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