frown (on or upon) (Meaning)

frown (on or upon)

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The teacher frowned upon the student's tardiness.
The principal frowned on students wearing hats in the building.
Her parents frowned upon her choice of career.
The judge frowned upon the disrespectful behavior in the courtroom.
The police officer frowned on the reckless driving.
The coach frowned upon players who did not follow instructions.
The librarian frowned upon anyone making noise in the library.
The doctor frowned upon the patient's smoking habit.
The landlord frowned upon the tenant's loud music.
The neighbor frowned upon the construction workers making noise in the early hours of the morning.

dislike, criticize, disapprove (of), deprecate, discountenance, reprove, condemn, look down one's nose (on), disesteem, tsk-tsk

favor, support,like, approve, relish, love, enjoy, sanction, fancy, delight (in)

The teacher frowned upon the student's tardiness.

The principal frowned on students wearing hats in the building.

Her parents frowned upon her choice of career.

The judge frowned upon the disrespectful behavior in the courtroom.