Wondering how to use Liked in a sentence? Below are 20 example sentences from real English texts. Including the meaning.

Frequent word

Liked in a sentence

Liked | Likes | Liking | Lik | Liker | Likings | Liks

Liked meaning

simple past and past participle of like

Synonyms of Liked

likable likeable disliked

Example sentences (20)

But David Pettit, senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, said he liked the appointments pverall.

Broncos liked Jordan Jackson heading into draft - strong presence at his Pro Day - but Saints got him in 6th rd.

Also, let us know how many new series you watched in 2023 and which one you liked best in the comments section.

As the NBA world saw, the Nets liked the Mavericks’ offer much more than what the Lakers offered, and finalized a deal.

During this time he often visited the Berkeley Inn, where he was well liked by other patrons with whom he made friends.

He had a passion for football and video games, and liked riding electric bikes around the neighborhood with his cousins.

Cox said he would have liked to see the legislature enact a bill eliminating fares for public transportation.

He admits he would have liked to have defended a murder accused facing the death penalty - abolished in 1969.

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And I think ultimately, his publicist Stan Rosenfield was a big NFL viewer and liked me from Fox NFL Sunday.

At college recently, she had to work on a group project where she was the only girl, and all of the boys really liked Tate.

A useful explainer by a TikToking acupuncturist Dr Dawn Garrison has been liked more than 10 million times.

First, I just love the state and the city,” Duff said about Charlotte, N.C. “I really liked the campus when I visited there.

For a time it looked liked the second coming … yet, it seems as though the second coming is abruptly over.

And my idea was that you could undo that like and do it without anyone seeing that you’ve liked the old photo for a small fee.

Everyone has dreams of being well known, well liked, leading a movement that changes things for the better, making their mark.

And she liked nicknames, especially one of her friends who took to calling them both Thelma and Louise.

But with each video watched, liked, and shared, Indian users have inadvertently played a role in the rise of China's AI empire.

After multiple conversations with him, there were other things the Bolleurs liked about the Honkens.

But anyone who knew me could see that I really liked Jared, and that we complemented each other in more ways than I was letting on.

Dr Newman liked a tweet on September 8 last year less than 24 hours after Queen Elizabeth II died.

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Common combinations with liked

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • liked the 40×
  • liked to 26×
  • he liked 17×
  • liked it 16×
  • have liked 16×
  • really liked 14×
  • and liked 12×
  • who liked 11×
  • they liked 11×
  • she liked

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "liked" in a sentence?
An example: "But David Pettit, senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council, said he liked the appointments pverall." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "liked" from real English texts.
What does "liked" mean?
Liked means: simple past and past participle of like
What are synonyms of "liked"?
Common synonyms of "liked" include: likable, likeable, disliked.
How many example sentences with "liked" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "liked", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

About these examples

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