disesteemed Synonyms

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of Disesteem

The politician's reputation was disesteemed among the electorate due to a series of scandals.
The new employee was disesteemed by her colleagues because they felt she was not qualified for the job.
The artist's work was disesteemed by critics, who found it to be lacking in originality and depth.
The product's quality was disesteemed by consumers, who complained that it was poorly made and overpriced.
The restaurant's service was disesteemed by diners, who felt that they were not treated with respect or courtesy.
The charity's practices were disesteemed by donors, who felt that their money was not being used wisely or effectively.
The school's academic standards were disesteemed by parents, who felt that their children were not being adequately prepared for college or the workforce.
The neighborhood's reputation was disesteemed by residents, who felt that it was unsafe and crime-ridden.
The politician's personal behavior was disesteemed by voters, who felt that he was lacking in integrity and self-control.
The athlete's performance was disesteemed by fans, who felt that he was not living up to his potential.

of Disesteem

disliked, disapproved (of), criticized, frowned (on or upon), discountenanced, tutted (over or about),rejected, disfavored, denounced, misliked

liked, approved,approved, liked, favored, favored, loved, delighted (in), endorsed, indorsed

The politician's reputation was disesteemed among the electorate due to a series of scandals.

The new employee was disesteemed by her colleagues because they felt she was not qualified for the job.

The artist's work was disesteemed by critics, who found it to be lacking in originality and depth.

The product's quality was disesteemed by consumers, who complained that it was poorly made and overpriced.