Disapproval синонимы

  • censure
  • criticism
  • denunciation
  • discontent
  • dislike
  • displeasure
  • dissatisfaction
  • objection
  • blackball
  • blame
  • boo
  • boycott
  • brickbat
  • castigation
  • catcall
  • deprecation
  • disapprobation
  • disfavor
  • disparagement
  • hiss
  • nix
  • opprobrium
  • ostracism
  • reproach
  • reproof
  • stricture
  • vitriol
  • zing
  • black list
  • call down
  • slap on wrist
  • thumbs-down

On this page you’ll find 76 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to disapproval, such as: censure, criticism, denunciation, discontent, dislike, and displeasure.

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SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985

WORDS RELATED TO DISAPPROVAL

  • accusation
  • animadversion
  • arraignment
  • attack
  • attribution
  • castigation
  • censure
  • charge
  • chiding
  • complaint
  • criticism
  • denunciation
  • depreciation
  • diatribe
  • disapprobation
  • disapproval
  • disfavor
  • disparagement
  • expostulation
  • exprobation
  • impeachment
  • implication
  • imputation
  • incrimination
  • inculpation
  • indictment
  • invective
  • objurgation
  • obloquy
  • opposition
  • rebuke
  • recrimination
  • remonstrance
  • reprehension
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reprobation
  • reproof
  • repudiation
  • slur
  • tirade
  • admonishment
  • admonition
  • blame
  • castigation
  • condemnation
  • disapproval
  • dressing down
  • objection
  • obloquy
  • rebuke
  • remonstrance
  • reprehension
  • reprimand
  • reproach
  • reproof
  • stricture
  • accusation
  • blame
  • censure
  • damnation
  • denouncement
  • denunciation
  • disapproval
  • doom
  • judgment
  • proscription
  • reproach
  • reprobation
  • reproof
  • sentence
  • stricture
  • abstaining
  • adjuration
  • brush-off
  • cold shoulder
  • contradiction
  • controversion
  • declination
  • disallowance
  • disapproval
  • disavowal
  • disclaimer
  • dismissing
  • disproof
  • dissent
  • forswearing
  • gainsaying
  • nay
  • negation
  • negative
  • nix
  • nonacceptance
  • noncommittal
  • prohibition
  • protestation
  • rebuff
  • rebuttal
  • refraining
  • refusing
  • refutal
  • refutation
  • rejecting
  • rejection
  • renegement
  • renouncement
  • renunciation
  • repudiating
  • repudiation
  • repulse
  • retraction
  • statement abnegation
  • turndown
  • veto
  • blame
  • boycott
  • censure
  • condemnation
  • disapproval
  • disfavor
  • dislike
  • objection
  • disapprobation
  • disapproval
  • disfavor
  • dislike
  • displeasure
  • disregard
  • disrespect

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abuse, blame, censure, chastisement, complaint, en.synonym.one, condemnation, criticism, denial, denouncing, denunciation, disagreement, disapprobation, discontent, disfavor, disfavour, dislike, displeasure, dissatisfaction, dissent, expostulation, invective, no, objection, odium, protest, en.synonym.one, rebuke, rejection, reprehension, reproach, scolding, upbraiding, vituperation.

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Pronunciation:

[ dˌɪsɐpɹˈuːvə͡l], [ dˌɪsɐpɹˈuːvə‍l], [ d_ˌɪ_s_ɐ_p_ɹ_ˈuː_v_əl]

Table of Contents

  • n.

    • recrimination,
    • barrage,
    • uproar,
    • Bashing,
    • mud.

    • like,
    • disesteem.

    act (noun)

    • disapproval.

    blame (noun)

    • reprehension,
    • objurgation,
    • reprobation,
    • exprobation,
    • chidings,
    • recriminations,
    • impeachment,
    • impeachments,
    • objurgations,
    • imputation,
    • inculpation.

    condemnation (noun)

    • call down,
    • deprecation,
    • brickbat,
    • disparagement,
    • stricture,
    • blackball,
    • ostracism,
    • zing,
    • criticism,
    • discontent,
    • slap on wrist,
    • blame,
    • denunciation,
    • catcall,
    • castigation,
    • hiss,
    • sentences,
    • boycott,
    • boo,
    • black list,
    • nix,
    • thumbs down.

    criticism (noun)

    • judgement,
    • critique.

    denial (noun)

    • brushoff,
    • adjurations,
    • renouncements,
    • nonacceptance,
    • repudiation,
    • brush-off,
    • adjuration,
    • renouncement,
    • disproof,
    • Controversion,
    • non-acceptance,
    • refutation,
    • Refutal,
    • veto,
    • non-committal,
    • disavowal,
    • no way,
    • Refusing,
    • renegement,
    • prohibitions,
    • statement abnegation,
    • disavowals,
    • disproofs,
    • no ways,
    • retraction.

    disagreement (noun)

    • quarrel.

    disapproval (noun)

    • chastisement,
    • denouncement,
    • scorn,
    • disfavour,
    • denigration,
    • admonishment,
    • vilification,
    • defamation,
    • derision.

    disfavor (noun)

    • dis-esteem,
    • dis inclination,
    • dis-reputes,
    • dis-regards,
    • dis-credit,
    • un-popularities,
    • dis regards,
    • mis-trust,
    • dis-repute,
    • in dispositions,
    • dis respect,
    • dis-respect,
    • unpopularities,
    • in-disposition,
    • dis esteem,
    • mis-trusts,
    • dis favors,
    • doghouses,
    • dis respects,
    • dis reputes,
    • dis trust,
    • dis honor,
    • dis-credits,
    • mis trusts,
    • in disposition,
    • dis-trusts,
    • dis-taste,
    • dis-inclination,
    • dis favor,
    • dis tastes,
    • dis trusts,
    • un-popularity,
    • dis-respects,
    • dis-tastes,
    • dis credits,
    • dis credit,
    • mis trust,
    • dis honors,
    • dis regard,
    • dis taste,
    • un popularity,
    • un popularities,
    • in-dispositions,
    • dis-favors,
    • dis esteems,
    • dis-honor,
    • dis-honors,
    • dis-favor,
    • dis-trust,
    • dis-esteems,
    • dis repute,
    • dis-regard,
    • dis inclinations,
    • dis-inclinations.

    dislike (noun)

    • aversion,
    • indisposition,
    • disinclination,
    • abhorrence,
    • peeve,
    • antipathy,
    • disgust.

    displeasure (noun)

    • dis relishes,
    • dis pleasures,
    • dis-contentment,
    • dis-pleasures,
    • dis relish,
    • dis likings,
    • dis contentment,
    • dis-contentments,
    • dis-likings,
    • dis contentments,
    • dislikings,
    • dis liking,
    • incensements,
    • dis-relish,
    • dis-relishes,
    • dis pleasure,
    • dis-pleasure,
    • dis-liking.

    dissatisfaction (noun)

    • dis quiets,
    • dis-comfort,
    • dis-satisfactions,
    • un easiness,
    • dis comfort,
    • dis tresses,
    • dis-mays,
    • dis may,
    • dis satisfactions,
    • un-easiness,
    • dis-satisfaction,
    • de solation,
    • dis quiet,
    • dis-quiet,
    • dis-quiets,
    • un-easinesses,
    • fretfulnesses,
    • de solations,
    • dis-tress,
    • dis-tresses,
    • dis-comforts,
    • de-solation,
    • dis satisfaction,
    • malcontentments,
    • dis comforts,
    • dis-may,
    • dis mays,
    • querulousnesses,
    • dis tress,
    • de-solations.

    flak (noun)

    • bad press,
    • brickbats,
    • flak.

    hatred (noun)

    • no use fors,
    • allergy tos,
    • invidiousnesses,
    • re-venges,
    • malignances,
    • re-venge,
    • re venges,
    • re venge.

    nonconformity (noun)

    • in-subordination,
    • non agreement,
    • dis-agreements,
    • dis affections,
    • mutinousnesses,
    • dis-affections,
    • in subordination,
    • non consents,
    • hetero doxy,
    • un orthodoxies,
    • non conformity,
    • non agreements,
    • un-conventionality,
    • dis agreement,
    • un-orthodoxy,
    • non compliances,
    • un-orthodoxies,
    • nonconsents,
    • un conventionalities,
    • dis affection,
    • un conventionality,
    • transgressivenesses,
    • dis agreements,
    • non-conformities,
    • dis obedience,
    • non-compliances,
    • hetero-doxies,
    • non-agreements,
    • dis-obediences,
    • non conformities,
    • dis-affection,
    • recusances,
    • iconoclasms,
    • non-consents,
    • recusancies,
    • hetero doxies,
    • dis obediences,
    • contumaciousnesses,
    • hetero-doxy,
    • un orthodoxy,
    • un-conventionalities,
    • in subordinations,
    • non compliance,
    • dis-obedience,
    • nonagreements,
    • non-agreement,
    • in-subordinations,
    • unconventionalities,
    • non consent,
    • dis-agreement,
    • bohemianisms.

    objection (noun)

    • dis content,
    • counter-arguments,
    • shrinkings,
    • demurrings,
    • un-willingness,
    • un-willingnesses,
    • un willingness,
    • un willingnesses,
    • counter arguments,
    • dis-contents,
    • counter argument,
    • demurrals,
    • dis-content,
    • dis contents,
    • counterarguments.

    odium (noun)

    • dispprobation.

    opposition (noun)

    • negativism,
    • Oppugnancy,
    • counter-attacks,
    • counter-attack,
    • Antinomy,
    • duel,
    • opposure,
    • Antinomies,
    • obstructiveness.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • strangeness,
    • dislike,
    • nonconsent,
    • protestation,
    • brannigan,
    • talking-to,
    • iconoclasm,
    • chewing-out,
    • wrath,
    • allergy to,
    • counterargument,
    • bawling-out,
    • Remonstration,
    • set-to,
    • malcontents,
    • putdown,
    • setto,
    • malignance,
    • heterodoxies,
    • transgressiveness,
    • religious convention,
    • fretfulness,
    • nonconformity,
    • polarity,
    • DONT,
    • no use for,
    • vendetta,
    • social convention,
    • don’t,
    • counter-argument,
    • slap in face,
    • unorthodoxy,
    • unpopularity,
    • reproof,
    • hatred,
    • telling-off,
    • catfight,
    • invidiousness,
    • Mutinousness,
    • odium,
    • niggle,
    • disfavor,
    • denial,
    • talking to,
    • Bohemianism,
    • nonagreement,
    • Incensement,
    • non-compliance,
    • displeasure,
    • querulousness,
    • recusancy,
    • kick in teeth,
    • demurral,
    • hard feelings,
    • Contumaciousness,
    • kick in the teeth,
    • heterodoxy,
    • non-consent,
    • unorthodoxies,
    • slap the face,
    • censure,
    • hard times,
    • earful,
    • negativity,
    • hard time,
    • thou-shalt-not,
    • no-no,
    • fisticuffs,
    • militancy,
    • thumbs-down,
    • taboo,
    • objection,
    • reproach,
    • lawlessness,
    • no-no’s,
    • rebuke,
    • recusance,
    • reproval,
    • doghouse,
    • social conventions,
    • opposition,
    • set to,
    • unconventionality,
    • dissatisfaction,
    • mistrust,
    • slap in the face,
    • lamentation,
    • malcontentment,
    • don’ts,
    • condemnation,
    • grudge,
    • non-conformity,
    • bickerings.

    prohibition (noun)

    • restriction,
    • blockade,
    • injunction,
    • refusal,
    • restraint,
    • ban,
    • bar,
    • forbiddance,
    • constraint,
    • preclusion,
    • prohibition,
    • suppression,
    • inhibition,
    • prevention.

    quarrel (noun)

    • dis-cords,
    • fallingout,
    • dis cords,
    • mis understandings,
    • catfights,
    • brannigans,
    • runin,
    • set tos,
    • mis-understanding,
    • mis-understandings,
    • set-tos,
    • difference opinion,
    • mis understanding,
    • dis cord,
    • settos,
    • dis-cord.

    rebuke (noun)

    • earfuls,
    • chewingout,
    • chewingouts,
    • tongue lashing,
    • be-ratings,
    • beratings,
    • upbraidings,
    • telling offs,
    • kick teeth,
    • slap face,
    • chewing outs,
    • up braidings,
    • tellingoffs,
    • talking tos,
    • chewing-outs,
    • telling-offs,
    • talking-tos,
    • up-braiding,
    • up braiding,
    • be-rating,
    • goingover,
    • up-braidings,
    • bawling-outs,
    • dressingdown,
    • talkingto,
    • bawling outs,
    • talkingtos,
    • bawlingout,
    • kick the teeth,
    • tonguelashing,
    • tellingoff,
    • be ratings,
    • reprovals,
    • be rating,
    • bawlingouts.

    refusal (noun)

    • withholdings,
    • enjoinment,
    • forbiddings,
    • knockback,
    • NOS.

    rejection (noun)

    • eradication,
    • elimination,
    • exclusion,
    • Blackballing,
    • rejection,
    • expulsion,
    • abandonment,
    • Disallowance,
    • blacklisting,
    • curtailment,
    • ejection.

    reproach (noun)

    • in-dignities,
    • in dignities.

    reprobation (noun)

    • re-probations,
    • re probation,
    • re probations,
    • re-probation.

    taboo (noun)

    • nono’s,
    • inter-dict,
    • re-strictions,
    • nono,
    • thou shalt nots,
    • thou-shalt-nots,
    • religious conventions,
    • thou shalt not,
    • inter dict,
    • re-striction,
    • donts,
    • no nos,
    • re strictions,
    • re striction,
    • no no’s.

    thumbs down (noun)

    • declinings.
  • Other synonyms:

    • disapprobation,
    • obloquy,
    • the thumbs down,
    • opprobrium,
    • hammering,
    • Backbiting,
    • tall poppy syndrome,
    • disgrace,
    • nitpicking,
    • backstabbing,
    • firestorm,
    • mudslinging,
    • confirmation,
    • vitriol,
    • recommendation,
    • faultfinding,
    • sour grapes.

    • open season,
    • satire.

    • bloodletting.

    • heat.

    • stick.

    censure

    • vituperation.

    remonstrance

    • expostulation.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • declination,
    • despising,
    • conflict,
    • demurrer,
    • carping,
    • detestation,
    • disillusion,
    • dissidence,
    • grievance,
    • resentment,
    • upbraiding,
    • unfriendliness,
    • disaffection,
    • adversity,
    • contrast,
    • chewing out,
    • squawk,
    • knocking,
    • derogation,
    • despisal,
    • disillusionment,
    • disenchantment,
    • detraction,
    • dissension,
    • depreciation,
    • kick,
    • stand,
    • contempt,
    • turn down,
    • wigging,
    • question,
    • chide,
    • difference,
    • unhappiness,
    • disdain,
    • putting down,
    • dim view,
    • apostasy,
    • discountenance,
    • chucking,
    • agreement to disagree,
    • disownment,
    • grumble,
    • disparity,
    • Nonconcurrence,
    • dismissal,
    • minimizing,
    • passing by,
    • exception,
    • scolding,
    • disrespect,
    • indignity,
    • lecture,
    • grouse,
    • reprimand,
    • indignation,
    • aggravation,
    • Disclamation,
    • Censuring,
    • admonition,
    • diversity,
    • exasperation,
    • flack,
    • scruple,
    • rebuff,
    • contradiction,
    • disagreement,
    • hostility,
    • Decrial,
    • dissentience,
    • discontentment,
    • abjuration,
    • disappointment,
    • protest,
    • oppose,
    • distaste,
    • beef,
    • recantation,
    • counteraction,
    • qualm,
    • challenge,
    • comedown,
    • withdrawal,
    • abuse,
    • disclaimer,
    • chiding,
    • bitch,
    • complaint,
    • Disvaluation,
    • Spurning,
    • slating,
    • repulse,
    • argument,
    • traversal,
    • Discrediting,
    • declining,
    • turndown,
    • vexation,
    • irritation,
    • antagonism,
    • aspersion,
    • discard,
    • remonstrance,
    • scouting,
    • dissent,
    • dressing down,
    • alienation,
    • belittling,
    • slighting,
    • Mislike,
    • gripe,
    • resentfulness,
    • Ignoring,
    • interference,
    • Displacency,
    • disaccord,
    • repugnance,
    • underground,
    • compunction,
    • animadversion,
    • Improbation,
    • Discounting,
    • annoyance,
    • doubt,
    • throwing out,
    • chucking out,
    • disregard,
    • demur,
    • revulsion,
    • variance,
    • resistance,
    • Disrelish,
    • counter-culture,
    • dispraise,
    • tongue-lashing,
    • secession,
    • Abjurement,
    • defiance.

How to use «Disapproval» in context?

The definition of disapproval has always been a bit of a vague one. It can mean anger or dislike, and usually it is used in a negative way. disapproval has come to mean feeling upset or unhappy about something. People often disapprove of things because they feel like they should or because someone told them to. disapproval can be a strong feeling and can make people want to avoid anything that can bring it up. disapproval can be a a sign that something is not right, and it is often difficult to change or control.

Paraphrases for Disapproval:

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  • Independent

    • Noun, singular or mass
      aversion, denial, discord, dislike, dismay, dismissal, dissenting, malaise, objection, protest, refusal, revulsion, stigma, unease.
  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      abhorrence, anger, censure, condemnation, criticism, disaffection, disagreement, disappointment, discontent, displeasure, dissatisfaction, dissent, frustration, indignation, opposition, regret, rejection, reproach, repudiation, resentment, stigmatization, unhappiness.

Homophones for Disapproval:

  • decipherably, discoverable, decipherable.

Hyponym for Disapproval:

  • n.

    • act
      judgement, judgment, assessment.
    • communication
      subject matter, content, message, substance.
    • feeling
      dislike.

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What is another word for Disapproval?

  • disapprobation

    condemnation, like

  • censure

    condemnation, criticism

  • displeasure

    like, censure

  • disfavor

    like, condemnation

  • denunciation

    condemnation, criticism

  • condemnation

    criticism, censure

  • objection

    censure, condemnation

  • dislike

    disapprobation

  • dissatisfaction

    censure, displeasure

  • criticism

    opposition, displeasure

  • deprecation

    disparagement, displeasure

  • reproach

    blame, displeasure

  • disfavour

    dissatisfaction

  • discontent

    censure, dissatisfaction

  • blame

    castigation

  • opprobrium

    criticism, reprimand

  • disparagement

    charge

  • reproof

    blame

  • odium

    blame, dissatisfaction

  • dissent

    refusal

  • rebuke

    blame

  • disagreement

    objection, dissent

  • distaste

    dissatisfaction

  • thumbs down

  • disesteem

    like

  • protest

    objection

  • exception

    dissatisfaction

  • reprobation

    reprimand

  • stricture

  • opposition

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  1. disapproval

    Blame, censure, and disapproval may either be felt or uttered; comment, criticism, rebuke, reflection, reprehension, and reproof are always expressed. The same is true of admonition and animadversion. Comment and criticism may be favorable as well as censorious; they imply no superiority or authority on the part of him who utters them; nor do reflection or reprehension, which are simply turning the mind back upon what is disapproved. Reprehension is supposed to be calm and just, and with good intent; it is therefore a serious matter, however mild, and is capable of great force, as expressed in the phrase severe reprehension. Reflection is often from mere ill feeling, and is likely to be more personal and less impartial than reprehension; we often speak of unkind or unjust reflections. Rebuke, literally a stopping of the mouth, is administered to a forward or hasty person; reproof is administered to one intentionally or deliberately wrong; both words imply authority in the reprover, and direct expression of disapproval to the face of the person rebuked or reproved. Reprimand is official censure formally administered by a superior to one under his command. Animadversion is censure of a high, authoritative, and somewhat formal kind. Rebuke may be given at the outset, or in the midst of an action; animadversion, reflection, reprehension, reproof, always follow the act; admonition is anticipatory, and meant to be preventive. Check is allied to rebuke, and given before or during action; chiding is nearer to reproof, but with more of personal bitterness and less of authority. Compare CONDEMN; REPROVE.

    Synonyms:
    admonition, animadversion, blame, censure, check, chiding, comment, condemnation, criticism, denunciation, objurgation, rebuke, reflection, reprehension, reprimand, reproach, reproof, reproval, upbraiding

    Antonyms:
    applause, approbation, approval, commendation, encomium, eulogy, panegyric, praise

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  1. disapprovalnoun

    a feeling of disliking something or what someone is doing

    Synonyms:
    disfavour, dislike, disfavor

    Antonyms:
    approval, blessing, commendation, approving

  2. disapprovalnoun

    the expression of disapproval

    Synonyms:
    disfavour, dislike, disfavor

    Antonyms:
    approving, approval, commendation, blessing

  3. disfavor, disfavour, dislike, disapprovalnoun

    an inclination to withhold approval from some person or group

    Synonyms:
    disfavour, dislike, disfavor

    Antonyms:
    blessing, approval, commendation, approving

  4. disapprovalnoun

    the act of disapproving or condemning

    Synonyms:
    disfavour, dislike, disfavor

    Antonyms:
    blessing, approval, commendation, approving

Matched Categories

    • Dislike
    • Inclination
    • Judgment
    • Message

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  1. Patty Murray:

    I will be voting to support the agreement to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon. I will vote against the resolution of disapproval, and, if needed, I will vote against overriding President (Barack) Obama’s veto.

  2. Author Unknown:

    Criticism is the disapproval of people, not for having faults, but having faults different from your own.

  3. Ken Owen:

    Once in five years we get a chance to voice our disapproval, a futile exercise.

  4. Susan Collins:

    If its a clean disapproval resolution, I will support it.

  5. Abu Dhabi-owned City:

    English football has a proud history based on opportunity for all clubs and the game has been unanimous in Abu Dhabi-owned City disapproval of a closed league.


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