Disapprobation - Law Dictionary Search Results
Disapprobation
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Disapproval
Disapprobation dislike censure adverse judgment
Discommendable
Deserving disapprobation or blame
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Disapprobatory
Containing disapprobation serving to disapprove
Fy
A word which expresses blame dislike disapprobation abhorrence or contempt See Fie
Improbation
The act of disapproving disapprobation
Illaudable
Not laudable not praise worthy worthy of censure or disapprobation
Hoity toity
in hoity toity spirits or to assume hoity toity airs used also as an exclamation denoting surprise or disapprobation with some degree of contempt
Grimace
distortion of the countenance whether habitual from affectation or momentary and occasional to express some feeling as contempt disapprobation complacency etc a smirk a made up face
Displease
To make not pleased to excite a feeling of disapprobation or dislike in to be disagreeable to to offend to vex often followed by with or at It
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