Disfavor

Pronunciation: /dɪˈsfeɪvər/

Disfavor (noun)

  1. A state where someone is not liked or supported, often because of a negative opinion or decision.
  2. A situation where an authority or group does not approve of something and treats it as unwanted.

Examples

  • Her disfavor grew after the mistake.
  • The policy caused disfavor among customers.

Disfavor (verb)

  1. To cause someone or something to be less liked or supported because of negative feelings or results.
  2. To make an action, rule, or idea be rejected by an authority or group.

Examples

  • The committee disfavored the plan.
  • They disfavor risky shortcuts in training.