disfavor
State of disgrace
Disfavor is disapproval or the state of being out of someone's good graces: The policy fell into disfavor after the scandal.
To disfavor something is to regard it negatively or treat it less well than alternatives: The tax code disfavors single-income households.
Someone in disfavor has lost standing or approval they once had.
Mild negative regard
- aversionIntense dislike or repugnance
- distasteMild aversion or dislike
- antipathyIngrained, intense aversion
- hostilityAntagonistic disposition toward others
animosity · resentment · loathing · detestation · revulsion · abhorrence · repugnance · ill-will
Denial of acceptance
- dismissalRemoval from position
- refusalAct of declining
- denialRefusal to accept reality
- rebuffAbrupt, curt rejection
spurn · snub · cold shoulder · repudiation · exclusion · ostracism · thumbs down · veto
Unfavorable opinion expressed
- displeasureMild anger or disapproval
- dissatisfactionState of being displeased
- criticismJudgment of faults
- censureFormal institutional disapproval
condemnation · denunciation · objection · disapprobation · rebuke · reproof · reprimand · frown
Loss of honor
- disreputeDamaged public standing
- shamePainful awareness of failure
- dishonorLoss of respect
- ignominyState of dishonor
infamy · stigma · discredit · humiliation · degradation · fallen from grace · ill repute · black mark
Failure to provide care
- marginalizationRelegation to powerless periphery
- overlookedNot noticed or considered
- ignoredPurposely not noticed
- sidelinedRemoved from participation
disregarded · forgotten · overshadowed · unwelcome · unfavored · passed over · unnoticed · slighted
Preformed unfavorable opinion
- discriminationUnjust differential treatment
- partialityUnfair favor toward some
- unfairnessUnjust or biased treatment
- bigotryIntolerance toward differing views
inequity · nepotism · preferential treatment · double standard · one-sidedness · unequal treatment
dislike
Mild negative regard
- aversionIntense dislike or repugnance
- distasteMild aversion or dislike
- antipathyIngrained, intense aversion
hostility · animosity · resentment · loathing · detestation · revulsion · abhorrence · repugnance · ill-will · animus
rejection
Denial of acceptance
rebuff · spurn · snub · cold shoulder · repudiation · exclusion · ostracism · thumbs down · veto · turndown
disapproval
Unfavorable opinion expressed
- displeasureMild anger or disapproval
- dissatisfactionState of being displeased
- criticismJudgment of faults
censure · condemnation · denunciation · objection · disapprobation · rebuke · reproof · reprimand · frown · reproach
disgrace
Loss of honor
ignominy · infamy · stigma · discredit · humiliation · degradation · fallen from grace · ill repute · black mark
neglect
Failure to provide care
- marginalizationRelegation to powerless periphery
- overlookedNot noticed or considered
- ignoredPurposely not noticed
sidelined · disregarded · forgotten · overshadowed · unwelcome · unfavored · passed over · unnoticed · slighted · undervalued
prejudice
Preformed unfavorable opinion
- discriminationUnjust differential treatment
- partialityUnfair favor toward some
- unfairnessUnjust or biased treatment
bigotry · inequity · nepotism · preferential treatment · double standard · one-sidedness · unequal treatment
- disapprovaldisapproval, scowl, disapprove, disapproves, frown
- disgracedishonor, disgrace, downfall, stigma, scandal
- reputationreputation, reputable, bad reputation, repute, disreputable
- court intrigueintrigue, plots, schemes, plotting, conspiracy
- Social rejectionrejection, exclusion, ostracism, snubbed, shunned
disfavorfavor
Kind act or preference
approval · liking · fondness · preference · partiality
disfavorfavor
Kind act or preference
good graces · good standing · preferment · approval · esteem
disfavored, disfavors, disfavour, disfavoring, disfavours, disfavoured