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disfavour
noun
dis‧fa‧vour
British English
; disfavor
American English
[
uncountable
]
a feeling of dislike and disapproval
[≠
favour
]
with disfavour
The job creation program is
looked upon with disfavour
by the local community.
Coal
fell into disfavour
because burning it caused pollution.
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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