disfavor
Pronunciation: [dɪsˈfeɪvər]
Word
Context: "relationship"
(noun) disfavor means a lack of support or approval from others. When someone is in disfavor, people are not pleased with them or their actions.
Example
After helping his classmates, he was back in their favor again.
Example
Her disfavor with the teacher made it hard for her to participate in class.
Example
Why do you think he fell into disfavor with his friends?
Context: "relationship"
(verb) to disfavor someone means to not support them or to treat them less favorably. If you disfavor a game, you choose not to play it or enjoy it.
Example
The coach favored players who worked hard and showed good sportsmanship.
Example
They did not disfavor anyone just because they lost the last match.
Example
Do you disfavor any particular sport or activity?
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