What does LIKES mean?

Parts of Speech

Likes is a verb and can also be used as a noun.

Definitions

As a verb, likes means to find something enjoyable or agreeable. As a noun, likes means the things that someone enjoys or approves of.

Pronunciations

• US: /laɪks/
• UK: /laɪks/

Origin and Usage

Likes originated from the Old English word "lician" which means "to please". It has been used in English for centuries and is a common verb used to express enjoyment or agreement. As a noun, likes is used to describe someones preferences or tastes.

Synonyms

Enjoy, appreciate, prefer, approve, admire, fancy, savor, relish, delight in.

Related Words

Love, happy, smile, laugh, sweet, great, proud, trust, peace, faith.

Example Sentences

• She likes to read books in her free time.
• He likes ice cream with chocolate sauce.
• The companys likes on social media increased significantly after the new marketing campaign.
• Her likes and dislikes are very different from her sisters.