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Opposite of advantages gained from something
“The large amount of junk mail we receive is one of the disadvantages of being a member.”
Opposite of plural for an act of kindness beyond what is due or usual
“Doing him a disfavour would be sure to bring the vultures swooping down on his business.”
Opposite of plural for overgenerous preferential treatment
“Secularism was accepted to ensure equal rights and impartiality towards all religions.”
Opposite of plural for approval, support, or liking for someone or something
“Bishop Orleton, having earned the king's disfavour for his support of the marcher lord's rebellion, had been put under house arrest in the Tower.”
Opposite of plural for the state or condition of being liked, admired, or supported by many people
“Denim had begun to fall into disfavour with the younger generation.”
Opposite of plural for backing or support received from, or provided by, someone
“Do so at your peril, and incur his wrath at your discretion.”
Opposite of to have a preference for
“He might be a popular celebrity, but he tends to avoid the limelight.”
Opposite of to advocate or show support or approval of
“This strategy may, even if indirectly, disfavor the establishment of new, perhaps smaller and specialized private institutions.”
Opposite of to work to the advantage of
“It was asserted that the patent laws hinder the progress of invention.”
Opposite of to endow with a quality, ability, or asset
“Odin didn't strip Thor's power, but he did remove his ability to channel his powers through Mjolnir.”
Opposite of to be obliging or show beneficence toward
“Sorry to disappoint everyone, but the band will not be performing an encore.”
Opposite of to resemble or look like, especially a parent or relative
“Even though they are twins, they differ from each other in looks and personality.”
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