1. disapproval or dislike; the state of being out of favor
Usage: plural of disfavor

1. to regard or treat with disapproval or dislike
Usage: third person singular present tense

Examples

• The new policy met with widespread disfavors from the community.
• She disfavors any plan that involves additional spending.
• His controversial statements earned him the disfavors of his colleagues.
• The committee disfavors proposals that lack proper documentation.
• Public disfavors toward the project grew stronger each week.
• The teacher disfavors students who consistently arrive late to class.