disfavours

Regards with displeasure

Disfavours is the British spelling of disfavors.

To disfavour someone or something is to regard them with disapproval or to withhold support: The committee disfavours proposals that lack clear funding.

As a noun, disfavour is the state of being out of approval: He fell into disfavour with the board after the scandal.

injustice

unfairness

Unjust or biased treatment

oppression · exploitation · victimization · marginalization · discrimination · mistreatment · persecution · grievance · wrongdoing · malpractice

disapproval

disapproval

Unfavorable opinion expressed

rebuke · reprimand · displeasure · dissatisfaction · objection · denunciation · reproach · deprecation · disapprobation · disesteem

bias

prejudice

Preformed unfavorable opinion

intolerance · inequity · unfairness · one-sidedness · partisanship · nepotism · cronyism · exclusion · racism · sexism

dislike

antipathy

Ingrained, intense aversion

contempt · loathing · repugnance · hostility · animosity · resentment · revulsion · abhorrence · hatred · antagonism

Opposites
approval/support

disfavoursfavours

Helpful deeds granted

endorses · approves · supports · blesses · sanctions

beneficial treatment

disfavoursfavours

Helpful deeds granted

privileges · advantages · prefers · benefits · advances

Family

disfavour, disfavoured

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G