disapproving
Disapproving (adj) means showing that one disagrees with or dislikes something. Example: “She gave him a disapproving look when he arrived late.”
How to use disapproving
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishShowing disapproval, especially through a look, tone, or expression.
Word forms
more disapproving comparative, most disapproving superlative
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She gave him a _____ look when he arrived late.
Rhymes for disapproving
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What does “disapproving” mean?
The word “disapproving” means showing that one disagrees with or dislikes something. In plain terms, showing disapproval, especially through a look, tone, or expression.
How do you use “disapproving” in a sentence?
Here is “disapproving” used in a sentence: “She gave him a disapproving look when he arrived late.”
What part of speech is “disapproving”?
“Disapproving” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of disapproving?
"disapproving" (adj) means showing that one disagrees with or dislikes something.