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Meanings of disapprobation in English
Portuguese
reprovação An expression of strong disapproval; pronouncing as wrong or morally culpable.
Usage of disapprobation in English
1
This was my way of showing my disapprobation; I never went again.
2
This proposal was received with the utmost disapprobation by the whole board.
3
A loud and violent expression of disapprobation ran through the whole senate-house.
4
Eugene did not hesitate openly to express his disapprobation of the war.
5
All conduct to the contrary is regarded by civilized nations with disapprobation.
6
He then sat down amid a murmur of mingled applause and disapprobation.
7
But I could only show disapprobation by the gravity of my silence.
8
A murmur, then louder sounds of disapprobation, started up from the street.
9
She glanced at Father Gilbert but his cold eyes expressed only disapprobation.
10
My dear Madam, contract not your brow into a frown of disapprobation.
11
What he most dreaded, was her being an object of English disapprobation.
12
Mason laughed heartily, while Miss Sommerton frowned at him with marked disapprobation.
13
There were some expressions of disapprobation, but John did not mind them.
14
But is there not danger of Lady Catherine's disapprobation here, my good sir?
15
One after another they had met with his grave consideration and subsequent disapprobation.
16
Terrible was the wrath and disapprobation evinced by Master Anthony at this disaster.
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