disapprobatory (Meaning)
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disapprobatory (a.)
Containing disapprobation; serving to disapprove.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disapprobatory
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disapprobatory Sentence Examples
- The dean gave me a disapprobatory look when I arrived late for class.
- The audience's disapprobatory murmurs grew louder as the politician droned on.
- The angry teacher gave me a disapprobatory stare for not doing my homework.
- My parents' disapprobatory comments about my choice of career made me feel disheartened.
- The disapprobatory glance from my boss made me realize that I had made a mistake.
- The disapprobatory tone in her voice indicated that she did not approve of my actions.
- When the unruly student received the teacher's disapprobatory gaze, he immediately stopped talking.
- The disapprobatory expressions on the faces of the judges made it clear that they did not appreciate the performance.
- The disapprobatory review from the critic had a negative impact on the sales of the book.
- I could tell by his disapprobatory body language that he wasn't happy with the situation.
FAQs About the word disapprobatory
Containing disapprobation; serving to disapprove.
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No antonyms found.
The dean gave me a disapprobatory look when I arrived late for class.
The audience's disapprobatory murmurs grew louder as the politician droned on.
The angry teacher gave me a disapprobatory stare for not doing my homework.
My parents' disapprobatory comments about my choice of career made me feel disheartened.
