Meanings of fall into disfavor in English

The other night I think I reached the climax of my fall into disfavor.

To see it broken, you will fall into disfavor among your associates by defying all moral codes.

This is merely a ploy to make the templars fall into disfavor with the people and to oust me from the council!

For elected representatives will on this account be somewhat inclined to exercise justice, lest their reputation suffer and they fall into disfavor with the public.

Another amusement of those days, and one that did not fall into disfavor for many years thereafter, was what was known as "shucking bees."

The sonnet fell into disfavor with the majority of lyrists.

Song playbacks had fallen into disfavor after researchers found no pattern in the movements of listeners.

He has been struggling for prominence since Tabrina fell into disfavor, so he'll need allies at court.

It was the first hoped-for Aids miracle drug, but it caused serious side-effects and fell into disfavor.

Indeed a boy who did that fell into disfavor with his companions, and was called a fish.

In February 1967, however, the flyby concept fell into disfavor following criticism by the President's Science Advisory Committee.

There are so many new schools for the ambitious to join, and ours has obviously fallen into disfavor.

Just now partyism is falling into disfavor, for there are too many serious questions to be fought out.

He has fallen into disfavor, and is waiting here to see whether his sun will shine again or not.

After successful application for a quarter of a century the custom fell into disfavor and, by bitter agitation, into disuse.

"I hope I have not fallen into disfavor," said Louis, answering the look.