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disfavour or US disfavor Noun 1. disapproval or dislike 2. the state of being disapproved of or disliked
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Translations n disfavour [disˈfeivə] 1 the state of being out of favour He was in disfavour because he had stayed out late. ongunstig beskou, lae dunk hê van فُقْدان الحُظْوَه немилост nepřízeň unåde die Ungnade δυσμένεια desgracia ebasoosing ناخوشنودی epäsuosio défaveur אִי-אַהֲדָה अरुचि प्रकट करना nemilost, nenaklonost kegyvesztettség tidak disukai ónáð sfavore 不人気 악의 nemalonė nelabvēlība tidak disukai ongunst unåde, disfavør niałaska desgraça dizgraţie немилость nepriazeň nemilost nemilost onåd ความไม่ชอบ gözden düşme 失寵,受冷落 немилість, неласка ناپسندیدگی کی حالت sự ghét bỏ 失宠,受冷落 2 displeasure or disapproval. onguns, ongenade اسْتِياء، كُرْه неодобрение nelibost, nesouhlas misfornøjelse; utilfredshed das Mißfallen αποδοκιμασία desaprobación halvakspanu نظر نامساعد؛ سوء نظر paheksunta défaveur, désapprobation לְהִתיָחֵס בְּאִי אַהֲדָה अरुचि nezadovoljstvo helytelenítés tidak senang óvild, vanþóknun sfavore 不賛成 불쾌함, 부정 nepritarimas, nepasitenkinimas noraidoša izturēšanās tidak disenangi afkeuring mishag, uvilje, ugunst dezaprobata desaprovação dezaprobare; neplăcere неодобрение nesúhlas neodobravanje neodobravanje misshag, ogillande การไม่ยอมรับ beğenmeyiş, onaylamayış 不喜歡 осуд; несхвалення نا منظوری sự phản đối 不喜欢 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| ``It's a very disfavored defense in California,'' attorney David Houchin said. Thus, perhaps because certainty has a natural appeal, its less glamorous alter-ego, doubt, is often disfavored in public discourse. Moreover, Bland said, academics face sanctions in the form of fines, and even prison, for editing books from disfavored countries. |
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