like

/lˈaɪk/ · 1 syllable

Meaning

verb

1. prefer or wish to do something
   “Do you care to try this dish?”
2. find enjoyable or agreeable
   “I like jogging”
3. be fond of
   “I like my nephews”
4. feel about or towards; consider, evaluate, or regard
   “How did you like the President's speech last night?”
5. want to have
   “I'd like a beer now!”

adjective

1. resembling or similar; having the same or some of the same characteristics; often used in combination
   “suits of like design”
2. equal in amount or value
   “like amounts”
3. having the same or similar characteristics
   “all politicians are alike”
4. conforming in every respect
   “boxes with corresponding dimensions”

noun

1. a similar kind
   “dogs, foxes, and the like”
2. a kind of person
   “We'll not see his like again”

Synonyms for like

• wish
• care
• similar
• like-minded
• look-alike
• suchlike
• same
• alike
• comparable
• corresponding
• the like
• the likes of
• ilk

Antonyms of like

• dislike
• unlike

Words that rhyme with like

• strike
• spike
• hike
• pike
• knifelike
• alike
• bike
• dike
• dislike
• dyke
• tyke
• apelike
• businesslike
• childlike
• klondike
• lifelike
• motorbike
• tike
• turnpike
• unlike
• vandyke
• warlike
• beaklike
• berrylike
• counterstrike
• doglike
• dreamlike
• eellike
• eyelike
• fanlike