What is another word for dis-favors?
500 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ dˈɪsfˈe͡ɪvəz], [ dˈɪsfˈeɪvəz], [ d_ˈɪ_s_f_ˈeɪ_v_ə_z]Table of Contents
Similar words for dis-favors:- aversion (noun)
- blame (noun)
- contempt (noun)
- disapproval (noun)
- disfavor (noun)
- disgrace (noun)
- dishonor (noun)
- disinclination (noun)
- dislike (noun)
- displeasure (noun)
- disregard (noun)
- disrepute (noun)
- dissatisfaction (noun)
- disservice (noun)
- distaste (noun)
- hatred (noun)
- ill repute (noun)
- odium (noun)
- refusal (noun)
- turndown (noun)
- unwillingness (noun)
- deprecate (verb)
- disapprove (verb)
- discountenance (verb)
- discourage (verb)
- discredit (verb)
- discriminate (verb)
- disgrace (verb)
- dislike (verb)
- disrelish (verb)
- frown (verb)
- hate (verb)
Synonyms for Dis-favors:
n.
•aversion (noun)- detestation,
- dread,
- hatred,
- horror,
- abhorrence,
- Disliking,
- animosity,
- allergy,
- hostility,
- unwillingness,
- revulsion,
- antagonism,
- loathing,
- antipathy,
- abomination,
- reluctance,
- repulsion,
- hate,
- repugnance,
- having no use for,
- disgust,
- odium,
- disfavor.
- criticism,
- incrimination,
- reprehension,
- recrimination,
- repudiation,
- denunciation,
- slur,
- charge,
- obloquy,
- reprobation,
- imputation,
- diatribe,
- reprimand,
- invective,
- implication,
- accusation,
- reproach,
- inculpation,
- castigation,
- depreciation,
- indictment,
- attribution,
- animadversion,
- expostulation,
- exprobation,
- objurgation,
- complaint,
- remonstrance,
- arraignment,
- censure,
- disparagement,
- opposition,
- chiding,
- rebuke,
- tirade,
- attack,
- reproof,
- impeachment.
- call down,
- boo,
- hiss,
- dislike,
- blackball,
- blame,
- catcall,
- zing,
- boycott,
- nix,
- black list,
- ostracism,
- deprecation,
- discontent,
- stricture,
- vitriol,
- objection,
- slap on wrist,
- brickbat.
- disapproval,
- unpopularity,
- thumbs down,
- dishonor,
- disinclination,
- displeasure,
- doghouse,
- disesteem,
- disrespect,
- mistrust,
- indisposition,
- distaste,
- aversion,
- shame,
- disapprobation,
- distrust,
- disregard,
- disrepute,
- dissatisfaction,
- discredit.
- abuse,
- baseness,
- contempt,
- blur,
- scorn,
- comedown,
- degradation,
- prostitution,
- disbarment,
- humbling,
- contumely,
- tarnish,
- corruption,
- black eye,
- derision,
- defamation,
- spot,
- taint,
- meanness,
- culpability,
- turpitude,
- pollution,
- debasing,
- stain,
- abasement,
- slight,
- Ingloriousness,
- blemish,
- put-down,
- brand,
- debasement,
- ill repute,
- venality,
- scandal.
- discontentment,
- Incensement,
- disgruntlement,
- vexation,
- resentment,
- pique,
- wrath,
- irritation,
- umbrage,
- annoyance,
- indignation.
- indifference,
- lassitude,
- brush-off,
- unconcern,
- disdain,
- listlessness,
- Neglecting,
- the cold shoulder,
- oblivion,
- negligence,
- oversight,
- overlooking,
- apathy,
- omission,
- insouciance,
- slighting,
- heedlessness,
- inadvertence,
- inattention,
- disinterest,
- unmindfulness,
- neglect,
- lethargy,
- Omitting,
- Forgetting.
- dismay,
- malcontentment,
- distress,
- oppression,
- lamentation,
- trouble,
- exasperation,
- desolation,
- malcontent,
- fretfulness,
- hopelessness,
- discouragement,
- ennui,
- querulousness,
- worry,
- jealousy,
- disquiet,
- chagrin,
- frustration,
- boredom,
- uneasiness,
- envy,
- heartburn,
- discomfort,
- weariness,
- anxiety.
- malevolence,
- coldness,
- revenge,
- rancor,
- acrimony,
- bitterness,
- malice,
- invidiousness,
- execration,
- spite,
- allergy to,
- venom,
- malignance,
- militancy,
- ill will,
- hard feelings,
- spleen,
- no use for,
- grudge.
- option,
- nonconsent,
- dissent,
- regrets,
- no,
- knockback,
- pass,
- turndown,
- enjoinment,
- noncompliance,
- defiance,
- disclaimer,
- forbidding,
- cold shoulder,
- negation,
- exclusion,
- declension,
- renunciation,
- Disallowance,
- ban,
- rebuff,
- refutation,
- choice,
- abnegation,
- reversal,
- Discountenancing,
- disavowal,
- proscription,
- repulse,
- writ,
- interdiction,
- nonacceptance,
- prohibition,
- rejection,
- declination,
- withholding,
- renouncement.
v.
•deprecate (verb)- disapprove of,
- frown,
- not go for,
- put down,
- depreciate,
- mudsling,
- take exception to,
- run down,
- poor mouth,
- protest against,
- expostulate,
- cut down to size,
- take dim view of,
- derogate,
- rip,
- detract,
- discountenance,
- object,
- take down,
- Discommend,
- pooh-pooh,
- disparage.
- dismiss,
- criticize,
- pass on,
- dispraise,
- pan,
- frown on,
- look down on,
- slam,
- set aside,
- reprehend,
- chastise,
- denounce,
- spurn,
- look askance at,
- veto,
- deplore,
- deprecate,
- object to,
- damn,
- find fault with,
- refuse,
- decry,
- reprobate,
- reprove,
- disallow,
- find unacceptable,
- reject,
- oppose,
- remonstrate,
- turn down.
- discourage,
- dispute,
- not stand for,
- resist,
- count me out,
- hold no brief for,
- disapprove,
- condemn,
- take a dim view of.
- hinder,
- divert,
- Disadvise,
- curb,
- control,
- shake,
- turn off,
- throw cold water on,
- interfere,
- withhold,
- talk out of,
- put off,
- impede,
- chill,
- check,
- hold off,
- frighten,
- prevent,
- obstruct,
- turn aside,
- keep back,
- scare,
- warn,
- hold back,
- disincline,
- quiet,
- inhibit,
- indispose,
- repress.
- explode,
- show up,
- slander,
- vilify,
- reflect on,
- destroy,
- knock bottom out of,
- expose,
- smear,
- puncture,
- disgrace,
- tear down,
- poke full of holes,
- disprove,
- degrade,
- defame,
- shoot,
- frown upon,
- blow up,
- bring into disrepute,
- disconsider,
- ruin,
- take rug out from under,
- bring to naught.
- judge,
- contradistinguish,
- single out,
- favor,
- separate,
- set apart,
- show bias,
- treat differently,
- victimize,
- segregate,
- incline,
- be bigot,
- treat as inferior,
- be partial.
- depress,
- libel,
- lower,
- ridicule,
- snub,
- blot,
- lose face,
- deride,
- mock,
- expel,
- debase,
- reduce,
- give a black eye,
- defile,
- besmirch,
- attaint,
- humiliate,
- desecrate,
- abase,
- sully,
- take down a peg,
- humble,
- tar and feather,
- stigmatize.
- execrate,
- abominate,
- shun,
- loathe,
- resent,
- mind,
- lose interest in,
- bear malice toward,
- not endure,
- be allergic to,
- abhor,
- contemn,
- grossed out on,
- not take kindly to,
- have no stomach for,
- despise,
- detest,
- have no taste for,
- make faces at,
- not appreciate,
- Antipathize,
- avoid,
- be averse to,
- be turned off to,
- eschew,
- not feel like,
- shudder at,
- regret,
- not care for,
- have hard feelings.
Antonyms for Dis-favors:
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n.
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aversion
attachment, sympathy, beauty, loving, kindness, fondness, rapport, delight, liking, affection, care.
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blame
commendation, compliment, exoneration, exaltation, exculpation, peace, praise, thanks, retreat, harmony, ratification, recommendation, sanction, acquittal, flattery, applause, health.
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contempt
admiration, approbation.
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disapproval
agreement.
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disfavor
desire, certainty, happiness, favor, approval, belief, endorsement, respect, confidence, honor, satisfaction, love, esteem, faith, pleasure, regard, like, trust, credit.
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disgrace
cleanliness, elevation, boon, virtue, adulation, goodness, purification, morality.
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dishonor
dignity.
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disinclination
enthusiasm, leaning, bent, inclination, incentive, willingness.
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dislike
friendship, good will.
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disrepute
good reputation, blank, perfection.
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dissatisfaction
calmness, cheer, assurance, encouragement, advantage, contentedness, ease, contentment.
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disservice
benevolence, blessing, service, giving, right, good, benefit, assistance, good turn.
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hatred
Sweetness, forgiveness, friendliness.
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refusal
attraction, confirmation, allowance, ok, acceptance, grant, permission, offer.
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reprehension
absolution, freeing.
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turndown
inclusion, acquiescence, admittance.
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aversion
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v.
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discountenance
back, countenance, support, go along.
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discourage
calm, advance, facilitate, aid, encourage, hearten, inspirit, spur on, forward, comfort, assist, help, let go, inspire.
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disgrace
elevate, raise, clean, purify, tell truth.
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discountenance