disfavorer Antonyms
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Meaning of disfavorer
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disfavorer (n.)
One who disfavors.
disfavorer Sentence Examples
- He was a disfavorer of the new policies, believing they would lead to economic hardship.
- The disfavorer of the merger was concerned that it would create a monopoly.
- She was a vocal disfavorer of the war, citing the high cost in human life.
- The disfavorer of the proposed law argued that it would infringe on personal freedom.
- He was a strong disfavorer of censorship, believing that it violated the right to free speech.
- The disfavorer of the product recall was worried that it would damage the company's reputation.
- She was a disfavorer of the tax increase, saying it would disproportionately burden low-income families.
- The disfavorer of the climate change accord was concerned that it would hurt the economy without significantly reducing emissions.
- He was a vocal disfavorer of the death penalty, arguing that it was cruel and unusual punishment.
- The disfavorer of the proposed development was worried that it would harm the environment and ruin the area's natural beauty.
FAQs About the word disfavorer
One who disfavors.
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He was a disfavorer of the new policies, believing they would lead to economic hardship.
The disfavorer of the merger was concerned that it would create a monopoly.
She was a vocal disfavorer of the war, citing the high cost in human life.
The disfavorer of the proposed law argued that it would infringe on personal freedom.
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