disapproval in Latin
disapproval in Latin is improbātiō — disapproval means a feeling or expression of not approving of something; condemnation.
disapproval in Latin
improbātiō
The act of disapproving; condemnation.
What does "disapproval" mean?
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noun A feeling or expression of not approving of something; condemnation.
"Her raised eyebrow showed her disapproval."
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disapproval in a sentence
- Her raised eyebrow showed her disapproval.
- The plan met with widespread disapproval from residents.
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What is "disapproval" in Latin?
"disapproval" in Latin is improbātiō. disapproval means: A feeling or expression of not approving of something; condemnation.
How do you use "disapproval" in a sentence?
Example: "Her raised eyebrow showed her disapproval." In Latin, "disapproval" is improbātiō.
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