Verb
1. consider bad or wrong
2. deem wrong or inappropriate;
They would firmly disapprove if their family members went away on this occasion.
Calderwood might smell the liquor on his breath and disapprove , but he was past that, too.
The workers strongly disapprove of the firm's new methods on the assembly line.
Animal conservationists disapprove of experimenting on animals.
They disapprove English food.
Some foreign critics disapprove.
A record 73 percent of Americans disapprove of the job Bush has done handling Iraq.
I should like to say how much I disapprove of that proposal.
Many Americans disapprove of the socialized medicine of Canada and Europe.
I entirely disapprove of that, although the US supreme court has ruled it's admissible.
Her parents disapprove of her going to dance alone.
I shall like to say how much I disapprove of taking such an unnecessary step.
I have again and again intimated that I disapprove the plan.
He would doubtless disapprove of what Kelly was doing.
Those who disapprove of it vastly overestimate its capacity to corrupt.
And they want to require Congress to approve or disapprove the action within 30 days.
They disapprove of you.
We oppose violence directed against innocent civilians and disapprove the practice of using violence against violence.
My parents disapprove of my choice of universities.
Do you disapprove of the English social structure?
Although the numbers have bobbed around since then, most still disapprove.
I disapprove of ladies'smoking.
We disapprove his rash conduct.
She wants to be an actress, but her parents disapprove.
He would doubtless disapprove of what Kelly was doing.
Most people disapprove of such violent tactics.
Do you perhaps disapprove of Agatha Christie and her Poirot and Miss Marple?
There is relatively little information about disapprove, maybe you can watch a bilingual story to relax your mood, I wish you a happy day!
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