1. plural of disliker; people who dislike someone or something
Usage: informal; not commonly found in standard dictionaries as a headword; formed regularly from the verb 'dislike' + agent suffix '-er'

Examples

• The movie had many dislikers who criticized its slow pacing.
• Despite having dislikers, the politician maintained strong support in her district.
• Social media brought together dislikers of the new policy to organize a petition.
• He was used to having dislikers, but their comments rarely bothered him.
• The band's dislikers often complained about their experimental sound.