disapprove
English → English
verb//ˌdɪsəˈpruː//
(opinion) Disapprove: to think that something is wrong or to have a negative opinion of an action or plan
Many health experts strongly disapprove of the new law that allows sugary drinks to be sold in primary schools.
(English) Many health experts strongly disapprove of the new law that allows sugary drinks to be sold in primary schools.
Even though her parents disapprove of her choosing art as a major, she is determined to become a professional painter.
(English) Even though her parents disapprove of her choosing art as a major, she is determined to become a professional painter.
Entry ID: en:en:disapprove · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary