unliking
Sayun-LYK-ing/ʌnˈlaɪkɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of unlike.
Unliking a comment doesn't always notify the person who posted it.
The app logged her unliking dozens of posts within a single minute.
Note
This -ing form belongs only to the verb unlike, never to the adjective meaning "dissimilar," so unliking always names an action, not a comparison. The verb carries two meanings: simply to dislike, and to cancel a "like" on a post, stretched more broadly to withdrawing support or enjoyment. As a gerund it takes a direct object: unliking a comment, unliking a brand.
unliking is a form of unlike
unlike, verb: To cancel a previously given 'like' on a social media post. Full entry
- Spelling
- unlike → unliking: drop the e, add -ing
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