disfavor

• Nom désignant un sentiment de désapprobation, de défaveur ou d'absence de bienveillance envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

A noun referring to a feeling of disapproval, dislike, or lack of favor towards someone or something.

indénombrable

1. Disapproval or dislikeB2formal

   A feeling of disapproval, dislike, or lack of support.

   défaveur

   • The proposal was met with widespread disfavor among the committee members.
   • His actions fell into disfavor with the public.
   • She viewed the new policy with disfavor.

   Synonymesdisapprobationdisapprovaldisesteemdisfavourdislikedispleasure

   Antonymesapprovalfavorlikingsupport

2. State of being dislikedB2formal

   The condition of being regarded unfavorably or not supported.

   état de défaveur

   • The politician fell into disfavor after the scandal.
   • The old tradition has fallen into disfavor in modern times.
   • He was in disfavor with his boss for missing the deadline.

   Synonymesdisapprovaldisesteemdisfavourdislikedispleasuredisreputeunpopularity

   Antonymesapprovalesteemfavorregard

• Désapprouver ou traiter quelqu'un ou quelque chose avec défaveur, sans bienveillance; considérer de manière négative ou défavorable.

A verb meaning to regard with disapproval or dislike; to treat unfavorably.

1. Disapprove or regard unfavorablyC1formal

   To regard with disapproval or dislike; to treat unfavorably.

   Désapprouver

   • The committee disfavored the proposal due to budget concerns.
   • Many voters disfavor candidates with extreme views.
   • The manager disfavored the new policy, citing potential risks.

   Synonymesdeprecatedisapprovediscountenancedislikefrown on

   Antonymesapproveendorsefavorlikesupport