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急に嫌いだと思う
kyū ni kirai da to omou
What does "急に嫌いだと思う" mean in English?
suddenly start to dislike someone or something急に彼が嫌いだと思うようになった。
I suddenly started to dislike him.
How to use "急に嫌いだと思う" correctly: definitions and examples in English?
informal
To suddenly begin to feel dislike or aversion toward someone or something without a clear reason.
急にその映画が嫌いだと思うようになった。
I suddenly started to dislike that movie.
友達が急に私を嫌いだと思うようになった。
My friend suddenly started to dislike me.
This phrase often implies a sudden, unexplained change in feelings, which can be confusing or upsetting to the speaker.
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Pro Tip
Emphasis on suddenness
The phrase emphasizes the suddenness of the change in feelings, which is often unexpected or confusing to the speaker.
Gold Rule
Context matters
This phrase is often used when the speaker is trying to understand or explain an unexpected change in their feelings.
Word Origin
Combination of 急に (suddenly), 嫌いだ (dislike), and 思う (to think). The phrase emphasizes the suddenness of the change in feelings.
Usage Notes
This phrase is often used to express confusion or frustration about an unexpected change in feelings. It can be used in both casual and slightly formal contexts, depending on the tone.
Word Breakdown
急に
suddenly
adverb嫌いだ
dislike
adjectiveと思う
to think
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