disapprove|disapproved|disapproves|disapproving in English
verb
[dis·ap·prove || ‚dɪsə'pruːv]
have reservations, express discontent; disagree, condem
Use "disapprove|disapproved|disapproves|disapproving" in a sentence
1. He disapproves, too, my father.
2. He disapproves of heaping praise on young artists.
3. John somewhat disapproves of the frivolity.
4. She replied that she disapproved.
5. I disapproved strongly of his proposal.
6. [more Bigoted; most Bigoted] disapproving
7. Her mother disapproves of her wearing transparent underwear.
8. The Senate disapproved the nominations.
9. He wagged a disapproving finger.
10. You sound so disapproving, Midge.
11. They were conscious that he disapproved.
12. My parents disapproved of my marriage.
13. Some disapprove of the idea.
14. His request for reinstatement was disapproved.
15. My friends disapprove of me smoking.
16. Janet gave him a disapproving look.
17. Animal conservationists disapprove of experimenting on animals.
18. Orthodoxy, by its very nature, disapproves of tampering with tradition.
19. Mother gave me a disapproving look.
20. One gets the impression that they disapprove.
21. A disapproving frown settled on her face.
22. Your item is disapproved and isn't active.
23. But the official church hierarchy strongly disapproved.
24. Her family strongly disapproved of her behaviour.
25. Most people disapprove of such violent tactics.