noun

disfavor

disapproval, dislike, disfavor

He looked at the proposal with disfavor.

He looked at the proposal with disfavor.

The politician fell into public disfavor.

The politician fell into public disfavor.

to view/look at sth. ((with disfavor)) to disapprove of something He looked at the plan with disfavor.

to fall into ((disfavor)) to become disliked The policy fell into public disfavor.

Synonyms: disapproval, dislike, displeasure; Antonyms: favor, approval, esteem

From the prefix 'dis-' (not) + 'favor' (approval, goodwill). The opposite of favor.

Think 'dis-favor': not in favor. This is the primary American spelling; the British spelling is 'disfavour'.

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