disapproval

[ˌdɪsəˈpruːv(ə)l]

disapproval Definition

• 1. the act of disagreeing with, condemning, or censuring someone or something
• 2. a feeling or expression of strong disapproval or opposition

Using disapproval: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "disapproval" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The teacher expressed her disapproval of the students' behavior.

• Example

  The company's decision met with widespread disapproval from its customers.

• Example

  His disapproval of the plan was evident from his facial expression.

• Example

  I can't believe she went ahead with the project despite my disapproval.

disapproval Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for disapproval

• opposition
• objection
• criticism
• rejection
• condemnation

Antonyms for disapproval

• approval
• praise
• commendation

Phrases with disapproval

• show disapproval

  to express one's negative opinion or criticism of something

  Example

  The audience showed their disapproval by booing and hissing during the performance.

• meet with disapproval

  to be criticized or rejected by others

  Example

  The proposal met with disapproval from the board of directors.

• voice one's disapproval

  to express one's negative opinion or criticism of something

  Example

  Several members of the committee voiced their disapproval of the new policy.

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Summary: disapproval in Brief

Disapproval [ˌdɪsəˈpruːv(ə)l] is a noun that refers to the act of disagreeing with, condemning, or censuring someone or something. It can also denote a feeling or expression of strong disapproval or opposition. Examples include 'The teacher expressed her disapproval of the students' behavior.' and 'The company's decision met with widespread disapproval from its customers.' Phrases like 'show disapproval' and 'voice one's disapproval' describe ways of expressing negative opinions.