disfavor
/dɪsˈfeɪvər/
noun
- The state of being disliked, disapproved of, or not supported.
- Her outspoken views put her in disfavor with the school administration.
- The old tradition has fallen into disfavor among younger generations.
- The politician fell into disfavor with voters after the scandal.
- Lack of approval or preference; dislike or disapproval.
- The manager showed disfavor toward any employee who arrived late.
- Public disfavor of the new law led to protests in the streets.
- He viewed the proposal with disfavor, shaking his head slowly.
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verb
- To regard with disapproval; to dislike or reject.
- She disfavored the idea of moving to a new city so soon.
- The committee disfavored the plan because it was too expensive.
- Many teachers disfavor the use of smartphones in the classroom.
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