What is another word for dis-approved?
591 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ dˈɪsɐpɹˈuːvd], [ dˈɪsɐpɹˈuːvd], [ d_ˈɪ_s_ɐ_p_ɹ_ˈuː_v_d]Table of Contents
Similar words for dis-approved:- contraband (adjective)
- old-fashioned (adjective)
- passe (adjective)
- taboo (adjective)
- vetoed (adjective)
- blame (verb)
- censure (verb)
- complain (verb)
- condemn (verb)
- decline (verb)
- demur (verb)
- disapprove (verb)
- discountenance (verb)
- dislike (verb)
- diverge (verb)
- hate (verb)
- hiss (verb)
- mind (verb)
- object (verb)
- oppose (verb)
- quarrel (verb)
- refuse (verb)
- regret (verb)
- remonstrate (verb)
- repudiate (verb)
- scowl (verb)
- sibilate (verb)
- spurn (verb)
- turn down (verb)
- veto (verb)
Synonyms for Dis-approved:
adj.
•contraband (adjective)- hot,
- bootlegged,
- illegal,
- proscribed,
- unauthorized,
- bootleg,
- Interdicted,
- smuggled,
- disapproved,
- taboo,
- Excluded,
- verboten,
- illicit,
- banned,
- shut out,
- forbidden,
- prohibited.
- musty,
- oldfangled,
- odd,
- outdated,
- out,
- old-hat,
- out-of-style,
- unstylish,
- obsolescent,
- outworn,
- archaic,
- demoded,
- obsolete,
- moldy,
- out of it,
- olden,
- of olden days,
- of old,
- not current,
- primitive,
- old,
- outmoded,
- rococo,
- unfashionable,
- antiquated,
- antique,
- old-fangled,
- superannuated,
- extinct,
- behind the times,
- corny,
- old-time,
- out-of-date,
- dowdy,
- dead,
- of the old school,
- grown old,
- not with it,
- ancient,
- out of style,
- dated,
- not modern,
- neglected,
- vintage,
- bygone,
- past.
v.
•blame (verb)- condemn,
- blast,
- rebuke,
- impute,
- lay to,
- jump down one's throat,
- indict,
- finger,
- saddle,
- lay a bad trip on,
- jump all over,
- charge,
- ascribe,
- skin,
- pass the buck,
- knock,
- chide,
- upbraid,
- tax,
- lower the boom,
- hold responsible,
- blow the whistle on,
- disapprove,
- let one have it,
- lay at one's door,
- attribute,
- roast,
- express disapprobation,
- point the finger,
- reproach,
- climb all over,
- Denunciate,
- stick it to,
- frame,
- rap,
- admonish.
- contemn,
- pick apart,
- disparage,
- cavil,
- look askance,
- reprimand,
- carp at,
- pull apart,
- berate,
- scold,
- asperse,
- denigrate,
- attack,
- lecture,
- cut up,
- animadvert,
- discipline,
- incriminate,
- exprobate,
- impugn,
- tell off,
- judge,
- rebuff,
- read out,
- backbite,
- ostracize,
- abuse,
- castigate,
- get after,
- take to task,
- tear apart.
- dissent,
- whimper,
- groan,
- fuss,
- differ,
- repine,
- bewail,
- demur,
- sound off,
- whine,
- lay,
- yammer,
- gainsay,
- gripe,
- nag,
- lament,
- fret,
- growl,
- kick up a fuss,
- moan,
- protest,
- grumble,
- disagree,
- find fault,
- beef,
- bemoan,
- refute,
- accuse,
- snivel,
- bellyache,
- contravene,
- grouse,
- wail,
- carp,
- defy,
- bitch,
- grieve,
- make a fuss,
- object.
- pronounce,
- find guilty,
- point finger at,
- name,
- proscribe,
- doom,
- hang something on,
- blow whistle on,
- call down,
- let have it,
- put away,
- send up the river,
- thumbs down on,
- belittle,
- pin it on,
- adjudge,
- punish,
- put down,
- pass sentence on,
- sentence,
- send up,
- depreciate,
- come down on.
- deny,
- abstain,
- beg to be excused,
- forgo,
- not think of,
- balk,
- forbear,
- send regrets,
- not accept,
- repudiate,
- renounce,
- refrain,
- desist,
- not hear of,
- shy,
- avoid,
- abjure,
- turn thumbs down,
- bypass,
- don't buy.
- hesitate,
- complain,
- wait and see,
- strain,
- challenge,
- resist,
- pause,
- fight,
- stickle,
- combat,
- scruple,
- vacillate,
- dispute,
- doubt,
- stick,
- take exception,
- pussyfoot,
- hem and haw,
- waver.
- dispraise,
- object to,
- find unacceptable,
- take exception to,
- disesteem,
- pass on,
- zing,
- find fault with,
- dislike,
- chastise,
- deprecate,
- spurn,
- reject,
- nix,
- discountenance,
- deplore,
- reprove,
- reprehend,
- take dim view of,
- detract,
- oppose,
- disallow,
- damn,
- turn down,
- set aside,
- look askance at,
- slam,
- blame,
- denounce,
- veto,
- censure,
- refuse,
- decry,
- criticize,
- pan,
- Discommend,
- look down on,
- reprobate,
- frown on,
- remonstrate,
- expostulate,
- disfavor,
- dismiss.
- mind,
- not appreciate,
- scorn,
- loathe,
- not endure,
- not feel like,
- detest,
- be allergic to,
- shun,
- be averse to,
- abhor,
- regret,
- shudder at,
- bear malice toward,
- not care for,
- have hard feelings,
- make faces at,
- have no taste for,
- Disrelish,
- despise,
- resent,
- Antipathize,
- execrate,
- eschew,
- be turned off to,
- grossed out on,
- have no stomach for,
- lose interest in,
- not take kindly to,
- abominate.
- allergic to,
- have no use for,
- spit upon,
- anathematize,
- down on,
- can't stand,
- feel malice to,
- be sick of,
- be disgusted with,
- be sorry,
- be hostile to,
- curse,
- nauseate,
- be repelled by,
- be reluctant,
- bear a grudge against,
- deride,
- have an aversion to,
- disdain,
- recoil from,
- be loath,
- have enough of.
- revile,
- catcall,
- spit,
- whirr,
- blow,
- shrill,
- seethe,
- mock,
- wheeze,
- boo,
- sibilate,
- whistle,
- hoot,
- jeer,
- siss,
- whisper,
- shout down,
- rasp,
- whiz.
- rail,
- disavow,
- raise objection,
- make a stink,
- crab,
- squawk,
- rant,
- inveigh,
- tangle,
- cross,
- storm,
- go-one-on-one,
- except,
- frown,
- take on,
- be displeased,
- rave,
- kick,
- mix it up with.
- controvert,
- thwart,
- check,
- debate,
- speak against,
- face down,
- taunt,
- assail,
- stand up to,
- confront,
- reverse,
- fly in the face of,
- assault,
- bar,
- turn the tables,
- contradict,
- prevent,
- withstand,
- neutralize,
- frown at,
- hinder,
- take issue,
- not countenance,
- counter,
- encounter,
- expose,
- take a stand,
- battle,
- search out,
- run counter to,
- bombard,
- counterattack,
- face,
- call in question.
- contend,
- altercate,
- wrangle,
- feud,
- be at loggerheads,
- squabble,
- get tough with,
- strive,
- caterwaul,
- embroil,
- struggle,
- brawl,
- have words,
- bump,
- clash,
- contest,
- cross swords,
- spar,
- spat,
- mix it up,
- lock horns,
- collide,
- divide,
- hassle,
- have it out,
- break with,
- bicker,
- fall out,
- row,
- set to,
- scrap,
- war.
- hold off,
- dodge,
- turn from,
- disaccord,
- turn away,
- evade,
- dispense with,
- withdraw,
- pass up,
- not buy,
- send off,
- give thumbs down to,
- make excuses,
- not budget,
- hold back,
- hold out,
- refuse to receive,
- brush off,
- repel,
- ignore,
- not budge,
- not care to,
- decline,
- turn one's back on,
- withhold,
- turn deaf ear to,
- beg off.
- feel remorse,
- cry over spilled milk,
- feel uneasy,
- mourn,
- feel sorry,
- weep over,
- miss,
- be disturbed,
- weep,
- look back,
- apologize,
- have compunctions,
- cry over,
- have qualms,
- rue,
- kick oneself,
- be sorry for,
- repent.
- discard,
- cast off,
- disinherit,
- desert,
- be against,
- tergiverse,
- cast,
- rat,
- disown,
- recant,
- abandon,
- disclaim,
- forsake,
- rescind,
- oust,
- revoke,
- cut off,
- turn,
- flush,
- banish,
- dishonor,
- dump,
- defect,
- default,
- repeal,
- retract,
- tergiversate,
- Disacknowledge,
- wash one's hands of,
- apostatize.
- glower,
- make a face,
- lour,
- lower,
- look daggers at,
- gloom,
- glare,
- grimace.
- slight,
- cut,
- give the cold shoulder,
- sneer,
- sneeze at,
- disregard,
- air,
- hold in contempt,
- pass by,
- turn nose up at,
- scoff,
- drop,
- steer clear,
- flout,
- snub,
- repulse.
- pass,
- blackball,
- throw away,
- prohibit,
- give thumbs down,
- burn,
- ban,
- shoot down,
- interdict,
- thumbs down,
- negative,
- defeat,
- kill,
- forbid,
- rule out,
- negate.
Antonyms for Dis-approved:
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adj.
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old-fashioned
fresh, recent, in vogue, new, modern, contemporary, present, young, current, up-to-date.
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taboo
ok, acceptable, Mentionable.
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old-fashioned
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v.
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complain
delight, be content, give in, help, soothe, assent, be happy, recommend, concur, retreat, surrender, support, gloat, aid, please, consent, go along.
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demur
believe.
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disapprove
commend, welcome, compliment, laud, praise, agree, sanction, love, allow, permit, ratify, promote, endorse, accept, like, approve, exalt.
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discountenance
back, countenance.
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oppose
encourage, yield, forward, participate, make peace, comply, assist, favor.
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refuse
offer.
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regret
be satisfied.
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remonstrate
concede.
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turn down
take.
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veto
lose.
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complain