disapproval
a high degree of disapproval
disapproval expressed by the general population
disapproval felt or expressed by many people
disapproval from an organization or government
disapproval from society or the community
disapproval based on principles of right and wrong
disapproval from one's parents
not very strong disapproval
a slight or barely noticeable disapproval
used in polls to state the percentage of people who disapprove
a measurement in a poll of how many people disapprove of someone (e.g., a politician)
a facial expression showing disapproval
any action or expression that indicates disapproval
a look on someone's face that shows disapproval
a hint or tone of disapproval, especially in someone's voice
a small, indirect sign of disapproval
a facial expression of disapproval by wrinkling the brow
a low, quiet sound of many people speaking disapprovingly
when many people express disapproval at the same time
the most common preposition to link disapproval to its object
similar to 'in disapproval', describes viewing or treating something with disapproval
used to describe an action or expression done with a feeling of disapproval
expresses disapproval directed toward a specific event, idea, or situation
expresses disapproval of a person or their actions
to make one's disapproval clear through actions or words
to state one's disapproval, often formally
to express one's disapproval by speaking
to show one's disapproval, perhaps indirectly
for one's face or voice to show disapproval
to perceive disapproval from others
to do something as a sign of disapproval
to personally have a feeling of disapproval