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Disfavour (Noun)

An inclination to withhold approval from some person or group.

Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.

The company's questionable business practices have led to widespread disfavour among investors.
The politician's history of scandal has earned her a lasting disfavour with the public.
The athlete's behaviour on social media has brought disfavour from his team's management.
The restaurant's poor customer service has generated a significant disfavour among regular patrons.
The university's handling of the cheating scandal has led to disfavour from academic colleagues worldwide.

The state of being out of favor; "he is in disfavor with the king".

Nouns denoting natural processes.

After his dismal performance in the recent matches, the young quarterback was in disfavour with the coach and the team's management.
The politician's scandals had placed him in disfavour with the public, and he was facing increasing pressure to resign.
The company's CEO had once been a favourite of the board of directors, but after the recent financial struggles, he found himself out of favour, and his future was uncertain.
The artist's latest exhibition had received mostly negative reviews, and he was now in disfavour with the critics and the art world's elite.
After his public outburst against the team's strategy, the star player was in disfavour with the coach and was facing a possible suspension.