DISFAVOR Meaning and
Definition
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Disfavor is a noun that refers to the state or condition of being regarded with disapproval, disapproval or displeasure. It is the opposite of favor, indicating a lack of support, preference or approval towards someone or something.
In a personal context, disfavor describes the unfavorable opinion or bias against a certain individual or group. It implies a dissatisfaction or resentment, often resulting from a perceived wrongdoing or disagreement. It can manifest as a lack of popularity, with someone being excluded, criticized or shunned by others due to disfavor.
Disfavor also extends to the public domain, indicating a negative opinion or lack of popularity towards a particular idea, policy, or action. It may be expressed through criticism, opposition, or the withdrawal of support from a large number of people or a specific community.
Furthermore, disfavor can be seen as a verb, meaning to treat or regard someone or something with disapproval or displeasure. This act may involve demonstrating a lack of support, withholding privileges, or intentionally causing harm or hindrance to someone or something.
Overall, disfavor represents the disapproval, unpopularity, or lack of support towards someone or something, be it on an individual or collective level, and can significantly impact both personal relationships and broader societal dynamics.
Common Misspellings for DISFAVOR
Etymology of DISFAVOR
The word "disfavor" originated from the Middle English term "disfavoure", which was a combination of the prefix "dis-" meaning "not" or "opposite", and the word "favoure", derived from the Old French term "favor", meaning "favour". This Old French term itself came from the Latin word "favor", which meant "liking" or "support". The word "disfavor" appeared in English around the 14th century, maintaining the same general meaning of a lack of favor or approval.
Idioms with the word DISFAVOR
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fall into disfavor
The idiom "fall into disfavor" means to lose favor or approval from someone or a group of people. It suggests being in a state where one's actions, behavior, or reputation are no longer appreciated or approved, leading to a decline in popularity or support.
Similar spelling word for DISFAVOR
Conjugate verb Disfavor
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
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FUTURE
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PAST CONTINUOUS
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
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