gone off

I am not familiar with that use. What do you intend 'gone off' to mean, Gary?

stop liking... seems okay to me.

Mister MicawberI am not familiar with that use. What do you intend 'gone off' to mean, Gary?

Thank you Mister Micawber and Anonymous.

I meant it as, gone off = stopped liking; as the anonymous suggested.

User_garyI have gone off Mr. Bob since he overheard intentionally my talking with my wife.

Is this sentence correct?

Please help me.

The first part of the sentence is fine ; the second half of the sentence is a nonsense. Do you mean "since he deliberately listened to me when I talked with my wife"?

Do you mean "since he deliberately listened to me when I talked with my wife"?

Yes.

Thank you.

Do you mean "since he deliberately listened to me when I talked with my wife"?

Yes.

As you can see, Gary, your original sentence is limited in its ability to communicate. The words you have chosen are not universally understood. I suggest you revise to something like this:

I have disliked Mr. Bob ever since he eavesdropped on my private conversation with my wife.