Synonyms for Dis favor:

• n.

  •aversion (noun)
  • dread,
  • detestation,
  • horror,
  • loathing,
  • repulsion,
  • unwillingness,
  • hate,
  • disgust,
  • disfavor,
  • antipathy,
  • Disliking,
  • antagonism,
  • odium,
  • reluctance,
  • hatred,
  • abhorrence,
  • allergy,
  • having no use for,
  • animosity,
  • repugnance,
  • hostility,
  • abomination,
  • revulsion.
  •blame (noun)
  • attribution,
  • opposition,
  • attack,
  • incrimination,
  • castigation,
  • chiding,
  • tirade,
  • charge,
  • criticism,
  • expostulation,
  • invective,
  • impeachment,
  • obloquy,
  • reprimand,
  • reprobation,
  • arraignment,
  • disparagement,
  • diatribe,
  • depreciation,
  • reprehension,
  • censure,
  • objurgation,
  • recrimination,
  • reproach,
  • slur,
  • accusation,
  • exprobation,
  • denunciation,
  • remonstrance,
  • reproof,
  • inculpation,
  • imputation,
  • indictment,
  • implication,
  • repudiation,
  • rebuke,
  • animadversion,
  • complaint.
  •contempt (noun)
  • ignominy,
  • opprobrium,
  • stigma,
  • infamy,
  • Insignificancy,
  • humiliation.
  •disapproval (noun)
  • call down,
  • discontent,
  • deprecation,
  • nix,
  • black list,
  • dislike,
  • blame,
  • objection,
  • boycott,
  • slap on wrist,
  • boo,
  • zing,
  • brickbat,
  • ostracism,
  • hiss,
  • catcall,
  • stricture,
  • vitriol,
  • blackball.
  •disfavor (noun)
  • disapprobation,
  • dishonor,
  • disregard,
  • doghouse,
  • shame,
  • thumbs down,
  • disrepute,
  • disrespect,
  • disapproval,
  • disesteem,
  • discredit,
  • mistrust,
  • aversion,
  • displeasure,
  • indisposition,
  • distrust,
  • unpopularity,
  • distaste,
  • dissatisfaction,
  • disinclination.
  •disgrace (noun)
  • slight,
  • culpability,
  • scorn,
  • blemish,
  • corruption,
  • taint,
  • degradation,
  • disbarment,
  • baseness,
  • prostitution,
  • humbling,
  • debasement,
  • contempt,
  • contumely,
  • tarnish,
  • put-down,
  • blur,
  • pollution,
  • meanness,
  • abasement,
  • debasing,
  • ill repute,
  • spot,
  • stain,
  • black eye,
  • scandal,
  • abuse,
  • derision,
  • turpitude,
  • venality,
  • defamation,
  • comedown,
  • Ingloriousness,
  • brand.
  •dishonor (noun)
  • discourtesy,
  • insult,
  • offense,
  • indignity,
  • outrage,
  • affront.
  •disinclination (noun)
  • alienation,
  • Disrelish,
  • lack of desire,
  • demur,
  • lack of enthusiasm,
  • Loathness,
  • resistance,
  • hesitance.
  •dislike (noun)
  • prejudice,
  • enmity,
  • animus.
  •displeasure (noun)
  • discontentment,
  • irritation,
  • indignation,
  • vexation,
  • resentment,
  • pique,
  • wrath,
  • disgruntlement,
  • Incensement,
  • umbrage,
  • annoyance.
  •disregard (noun)
  • oversight,
  • Neglecting,
  • insouciance,
  • negligence,
  • apathy,
  • lassitude,
  • listlessness,
  • Forgetting,
  • overlooking,
  • brush-off,
  • inattention,
  • indifference,
  • slighting,
  • omission,
  • disdain,
  • unconcern,
  • Omitting,
  • disinterest,
  • unmindfulness,
  • oblivion,
  • neglect,
  • the cold shoulder,
  • heedlessness,
  • lethargy,
  • inadvertence.
  •disrepute (noun)
  • ill favor,
  • ill fame,
  • scar,
  • notoriety,
  • cloud.
  •dissatisfaction (noun)
  • desolation,
  • heartburn,
  • frustration,
  • distress,
  • exasperation,
  • malcontent,
  • weariness,
  • disquiet,
  • uneasiness,
  • fretfulness,
  • trouble,
  • hopelessness,
  • envy,
  • dismay,
  • oppression,
  • discomfort,
  • worry,
  • anxiety,
  • discouragement,
  • chagrin,
  • ennui,
  • querulousness,
  • jealousy,
  • malcontentment,
  • lamentation,
  • boredom.
  •disservice (noun)
  • harm,
  • wrong,
  • detriment,
  • hurt,
  • bad turn,
  • injustice,
  • injury.
  •distaste (noun)
  • revolt.
  •hatred (noun)
  • malevolence,
  • militancy,
  • malignance,
  • spite,
  • allergy to,
  • rancor,
  • bitterness,
  • spleen,
  • execration,
  • no use for,
  • coldness,
  • invidiousness,
  • grudge,
  • venom,
  • revenge,
  • malice,
  • ill will,
  • hard feelings,
  • acrimony.
  •ill repute (noun)
  • bad odor,
  • bad name.
  •odium (noun)
  • onus,
  • condemnation,
  • bar sinister,
  • dispprobation.
  •refusal (noun)
  • prohibition,
  • Disallowance,
  • defiance,
  • dissent,
  • declension,
  • no,
  • renouncement,
  • choice,
  • nonacceptance,
  • pass,
  • refutation,
  • repulse,
  • renunciation,
  • regrets,
  • forbidding,
  • disavowal,
  • cold shoulder,
  • nonconsent,
  • declination,
  • exclusion,
  • disclaimer,
  • withholding,
  • proscription,
  • ban,
  • writ,
  • noncompliance,
  • rejection,
  • Discountenancing,
  • abnegation,
  • knockback,
  • option,
  • reversal,
  • turndown,
  • negation,
  • interdiction,
  • rebuff,
  • enjoinment.
  •turndown (noun)
  • denial.
  •unwillingness (noun)
  • Averseness.

• v.

  •deprecate (verb)
  • detract,
  • pooh-pooh,
  • cut down to size,
  • mudsling,
  • discountenance,
  • put down,
  • rip,
  • expostulate,
  • object,
  • derogate,
  • not go for,
  • poor mouth,
  • protest against,
  • take exception to,
  • frown,
  • take dim view of,
  • Discommend,
  • run down,
  • depreciate,
  • disparage,
  • disapprove of,
  • take down.
  •disapprove (verb)
  • denounce,
  • set aside,
  • reprove,
  • refuse,
  • reject,
  • disallow,
  • frown on,
  • chastise,
  • reprobate,
  • pass on,
  • oppose,
  • find unacceptable,
  • reprehend,
  • criticize,
  • remonstrate,
  • dispraise,
  • look askance at,
  • find fault with,
  • object to,
  • decry,
  • deplore,
  • veto,
  • pan,
  • turn down,
  • damn,
  • dismiss,
  • look down on,
  • slam,
  • spurn,
  • deprecate.
  •discountenance (verb)
  • resist,
  • discourage,
  • condemn,
  • count me out,
  • not stand for,
  • take a dim view of,
  • dispute,
  • hold no brief for,
  • disapprove.
  •discourage (verb)
  • control,
  • hold off,
  • obstruct,
  • indispose,
  • talk out of,
  • prevent,
  • impede,
  • scare,
  • inhibit,
  • frighten,
  • warn,
  • keep back,
  • turn off,
  • hinder,
  • disincline,
  • put off,
  • throw cold water on,
  • turn aside,
  • Disadvise,
  • interfere,
  • curb,
  • hold back,
  • withhold,
  • divert,
  • repress,
  • quiet,
  • shake,
  • chill,
  • check.
  •discredit (verb)
  • degrade,
  • bring to naught,
  • puncture,
  • shoot,
  • take rug out from under,
  • poke full of holes,
  • defame,
  • slander,
  • bring into disrepute,
  • show up,
  • smear,
  • disgrace,
  • expose,
  • destroy,
  • disprove,
  • reflect on,
  • vilify,
  • frown upon,
  • disconsider,
  • tear down,
  • blow up,
  • explode,
  • knock bottom out of,
  • ruin.
  •discriminate (verb)
  • favor,
  • be bigot,
  • incline,
  • contradistinguish,
  • single out,
  • separate,
  • show bias,
  • segregate,
  • be partial,
  • treat as inferior,
  • victimize,
  • judge,
  • set apart,
  • treat differently.
  •disgrace (verb)
  • besmirch,
  • stigmatize,
  • expel,
  • humiliate,
  • tar and feather,
  • give a black eye,
  • attaint,
  • lower,
  • sully,
  • libel,
  • mock,
  • debase,
  • deride,
  • blot,
  • defile,
  • snub,
  • ridicule,
  • desecrate,
  • take down a peg,
  • reduce,
  • abase,
  • depress,
  • lose face,
  • humble.
  •dislike (verb)
  • contemn,
  • not endure,
  • be turned off to,
  • Antipathize,
  • shudder at,
  • eschew,
  • mind,
  • abhor,
  • be averse to,
  • shun,
  • regret,
  • not feel like,
  • be allergic to,
  • abominate,
  • not care for,
  • loathe,
  • not take kindly to,
  • not appreciate,
  • have no taste for,
  • avoid,
  • despise,
  • have no stomach for,
  • resent,
  • have hard feelings,
  • make faces at,
  • execrate,
  • lose interest in,
  • bear malice toward,
  • grossed out on,
  • detest.
  •disrelish (verb)
  • Mislike.
  •frown (verb)
  • show displeasure.
  •hate (verb)
  • curse,
  • be reluctant,
  • recoil from,
  • bear a grudge against,
  • have an aversion to,
  • spit upon,
  • be disgusted with,
  • be hostile to,
  • nauseate,
  • down on,
  • allergic to,
  • feel malice to,
  • anathematize,
  • be sorry,
  • can't stand,
  • be sick of,
  • have enough of,
  • be repelled by,
  • be loath,
  • have no use for.

Antonyms for Dis favor:

• n.

  • aversion
    attachment, delight, care, loving, kindness, fondness, rapport, beauty, sympathy, liking, affection.
  • blame
    commendation, compliment, recommendation, flattery, peace, thanks, ratification, health, exculpation, sanction, harmony, acquittal, applause, exaltation, praise, retreat, exoneration.
  • contempt
    approbation, admiration.
  • disapproval
    agreement.
  • disfavor
    desire, faith, esteem, honor, satisfaction, favor, belief, like, confidence, trust, certainty, respect, credit, love, happiness, endorsement, pleasure, regard, approval.
  • disgrace
    adulation, goodness, purification, boon, virtue, morality, elevation, cleanliness.
  • dishonor
    dignity.
  • disinclination
    enthusiasm, inclination, leaning, incentive, willingness, bent.
  • dislike
    good will, friendship.
  • displeasure
    joy, composure.
  • disregard
    concern, interest, note, feeling, remembrance, attention.
  • disrepute
    good reputation, perfection, blank.
  • dissatisfaction
    advantage, contentedness, ease, assurance, encouragement, contentment, cheer, calmness.
  • disservice
    giving, benevolence, assistance, right, service, good turn, blessing, good, benefit.
  • hatred
    Sweetness, friendliness, forgiveness.
  • refusal
    acceptance, grant, permission, allowance, ok, offer, confirmation, attraction.
  • reprehension
    freeing, absolution.
  • turndown
    inclusion, admittance, acquiescence.

• v.

  • deprecate
    build up, endorse, increase, commend, laud, approve.
  • disapprove
    accept, permit, ratify, agree, welcome, promote, exalt, allow.
  • discountenance
    go along, countenance, back, support.
  • discourage
    aid, help, assist, advance, facilitate, encourage, inspirit, comfort, inspire, let go, forward, calm, hearten, spur on.
  • discredit
    build, create, flatter, construct, upgrade, believe.
  • discriminate
    mix up, confuse.
  • disgrace
    tell truth, elevate, raise, purify, clean.
  • dislike
    adore, face, meet, cherish, be happy, admire.
  • frown
    smile, grin, condone.