disapproval , also: disapprovement informal

With her, disapproval is not just a state of mind.

The man looked at the young woman with strong disapproval.

But David could feel her disapproval every time she looked at him.

But when they left the room, she made a face of disapproval.

She had a strong look of disapproval on her face.

I could not keep the disapproval out of my voice.

He could see the disapproval in her eyes as she looked back at him.

They started living together in early 1962, much to the disapproval of her family.

And perhaps he was the only person outside of herself whose disapproval could move her.

In face of strong disapproval from his parents he had married her.

The person in the window made a sound of disapproval.

I see' he said, and no more than that, but his disapproval was strong.

Black disapproval rose in the same period from 28 to 42.

Or is it because in a way I share their disapproval?

There was no fear now, only a kind of disapproval.

The thought of her disapproval was the only thing that had stopped him.

Among parents of public school children, 54 percent expressed disapproval.

The evidence thus shows strong social disapproval of open marriage.

But there was wonder rather than disapproval in her voice.

There is no public disapproval for those who do not participate.

A cross look of disapproval is always worth a try.

We looked at each other and I recognized the disapproval on his face.

He looked at Peter's face, but saw no disapproval there.

Indeed, several people passing had looked at her with disapproval.

She looked around and perhaps detected disapproval in the group.