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disesteemnoun refusal to accept as right or desirablemade clear his disesteem of her decision to pursue an acting career deprecation, disapprobation, disapproval, discountenance, disfavor, dislike, displeasure disrelish, distasterejection, thumbs-downblame, censure, condemnation, criticism, denunciation, dispraise, opprobrium, reprehension, reproach, reprobationantagonism, antipathy, hostilitybelittlement, disparagement, objection, opposition approbation, approval, favor acclaim, commendation, praiseendorsement(also indorsement), sanction, thumbs-upempathy, sympathy the state of having lost the esteem of othersthe medical researcher had fallen into great disesteem after having been caught faking her lab results discredit, disgrace, dishonor, disrepute, ignominy, infamy, obloquy, odium, opprobrium, reproach, shame scandalcontempt, despite, disdain, scorndeprecation, disapprobation, disapproval, disfavorabasement, debasement, debasing, degradation, dust, humbling, humiliationblot, brand, shadow, slur, smirch, spot, stain, stigma, taint esteem, honor, respect admiration, appreciation, estimation, regardawe, fear, reverencefame, glory, renown, repute to hold an unfavorable opinion ofa survey showing that both candidates are disesteemed by the majority of eligible voters deprecate, disapprove (of), discountenance, disfavor, dislike, frown (on or upon), mislike, reprove, tsk-tsk, tut (over or about), tut-tut (over or about) disrelish, object (to), pooh-pooh(also pooh), reject, reprehend, reprobate, scorncensure, condemn, criticize, denounce, discommendchide, rebuke, reproach, scold look down one's nose (on) approve, favor, like endorse(also indorse), sanction, supportadore, delight (in), dig, enjoy, fancy, groove (on), love, relish, revel (in) in 1594 |