The antonyms for loved are disliked, hated, loathed, despised, abhorred, detested, rejected, reviled, and repulsed. While love evokes feelings of warmth and fondness, its antonyms convey negative emotions and attitudes towards a person, object, or situation. When something is hated or detested, it is loathed and despised, with strong disapproval and dislike. Rejection is the absence of love, where something or someone is not wanted or desired. Revilement is to express deep-seated aversion or hostility, and repulse is to cause disgust and repugnance. The contrasting antonyms for loved reflect the duality of human emotions, where love and hate can coexist in a person's heart.

What are the antonyms for Loved?

• adj.

  • all
  • unloved
  .
  • contemptible
  • Despisable
  ,
  • Heeler
  ,
  • currish
  ,
  • de generate
  ,
  • de testable
  ,
  • de-generate
  ,
  • de-testable
  ,
  • dis gusting
  ,
  • dis-gusting
  ,
  • heelest
  ,
  • low down
  ,
  • low-down
  ,
  • lowdown
  ,
  • more currish
  ,
  • more despisable
  ,
  • more low down
  ,
  • more low-down
  ,
  • more lowdown
  ,
  • more outcast
  ,
  • more swinish
  ,
  • most despisable
  ,
  • most inferior
  ,
  • most low down
  ,
  • most low-down
  ,
  • most lowdown
  ,
  • most outcast
  ,
  • most swinish
  ,
  • out cast
  ,
  • out-cast
  ,
  • outcast
  ,
  • sad
  ,
  • scummier
  ,
  • scummiest
  ,
  • scummy
  ,
  • scurvier
  ,
  • scurviest
  ,
  • scurvy
  ,
  • swinish
  ,
  • un worthier
  ,
  • un worthiest
  ,
  • un worthy
  ,
  • un-worthier
  ,
  • un-worthiest
  ,
  • un-worthy
  ,
  • wretched
  .
  • desolate
  • acheronian
  ,
  • be reft
  ,
  • be-reft
  ,
  • de relict
  ,
  • de sert
  ,
  • de solate
  ,
  • de stroyed
  ,
  • de-relict
  ,
  • de-sert
  ,
  • de-solate
  ,
  • de-stroyed
  ,
  • in blue funk
  ,
  • in-consolable
  ,
  • more acheronian
  ,
  • more hurting
  ,
  • most acheronian
  ,
  • un frequented
  ,
  • un inhabited
  ,
  • un occupied
  ,
  • un-frequented
  ,
  • un-inhabited
  ,
  • un-occupied
  ,
  • wastest
  .
  • despicable, shameful
  • contemptible
  .
  • feeling friendless, forlorn
  • lonely
  .
  • forlorn, friendless
  • lonesome
  .
  • friendless
  • all alone
  ,
  • all by one self
  ,
  • all by one's self
  ,
  • all by ones self
  ,
  • all by self
  ,
  • more adrift
  ,
  • more estranged
  ,
  • more marooned
  ,
  • more shunned
  ,
  • most adrift
  ,
  • most estranged
  ,
  • most marooned
  ,
  • most shunned
  ,
  • un-attached
  ,
  • without ties
  .
  • lonely
  • Troglodytic
  ,
  • Unbefriended
  ,
  • by oneself
  ,
  • more apart
  ,
  • more reclusive
  ,
  • more renounced
  ,
  • more sequestered
  ,
  • more troglodytic
  ,
  • more unbefriended
  ,
  • more uncherished
  ,
  • more unsocial
  ,
  • most apart
  ,
  • most renounced
  ,
  • most sequestered
  ,
  • most troglodytic
  ,
  • most unbefriended
  ,
  • most uncherished
  ,
  • most unsocial
  ,
  • off beaten track
  ,
  • off the beaten track
  ,
  • re moved
  ,
  • re tired
  ,
  • un befriended
  ,
  • un cherished
  ,
  • un social
  ,
  • un-attended
  ,
  • un-befriended
  ,
  • un-cherished
  ,
  • un-social
  ,
  • uncherished
  ,
  • unsocial
  ,
  • with drawn
  ,
  • with-drawn
  .
  • noun
  • abandoned
  ,
  • bereft
  ,
  • disliked
  ,
  • forgotten
  ,
  • hated
  ,
  • ignored
  ,
  • jilted
  ,
  • rejected
  ,
  • unfavorite
  .
  • out-of-the-way; in the distance
  • remote
  .
  • remote
  • be yond
  ,
  • be-yond
  ,
  • far flung
  ,
  • far off
  ,
  • farflung
  ,
  • god knows where
  ,
  • god-knows-where
  ,
  • in accessible
  ,
  • in backwater
  ,
  • in-accessible
  ,
  • middle nowhere
  ,
  • middle of nowhere
  ,
  • more beyond
  ,
  • more boondocks
  ,
  • more frontier
  ,
  • more god-knows-where
  ,
  • more offlying
  ,
  • most beyond
  ,
  • most boondocks
  ,
  • most frontier
  ,
  • most god knows where
  ,
  • most god-knows-where
  ,
  • most off-lying
  ,
  • most offlying
  ,
  • off beaten path
  ,
  • off lying
  ,
  • off-lying
  ,
  • offlying
  ,
  • out lying
  ,
  • out-lying
  ,
  • re-mote
  ,
  • un discovered
  ,
  • un known
  ,
  • un settled
  ,
  • un-discovered
  ,
  • un-known
  ,
  • un-settled
  .
  • unloved
  • de tested
  ,
  • de-tested
  ,
  • dis liked
  ,
  • dis-liked
  ,
  • more abhorred
  ,
  • more despised
  ,
  • more detested
  ,
  • more disliked
  ,
  • more scorned
  ,
  • more unbeloved
  ,
  • most abhorred
  ,
  • most despised
  ,
  • most detested
  ,
  • most disliked
  ,
  • most scorned
  ,
  • most unbeloved
  ,
  • un beloved
  ,
  • un loved
  ,
  • un popular
  ,
  • un-appreciated
  ,
  • un-beloved
  ,
  • un-loved
  ,
  • un-popular
  ,
  • unbeloved
  .
  • unused, barren
  • desolate
  .
  • without companionship or confidant
  • friendless
  .

• imp. & p. p.

  • noun
  • alienated
  ,
  • despised
  ,
  • detested
  ,
  • disinherited
  ,
  • estranged
  ,
  • scorned
  .

• Other relevant words:

• Other relevant words (noun):
• unwanted
.

Usage examples for Loved

Famous quotes with Loved

• It is love rather than sexual lust or unbridled sexuality if, in addition to the need or want involved, there is also some impulse to give pleasure to the persons thus loved and not merely to use them for our own selfish pleasure.

  Mortimer Adler
• Unless we love and are loved, each of us is alone, each of us is deeply lonely.

  Mortimer Adler
• He who has loved and who betrays love does harm not only to the image of the past, but to the past itself.

  Theodor Adorno
• The greatest thing you'll ever learn is to love and be loved, just to love and be loved.

  Eden Ahbez
• I loved all the world's mythologies.

  Lloyd Alexander

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