disapprovingly 的 2 个定义
dis·ap·proved, dis·ap·prov·ing.
- to think wrong or reprehensible; censure or condemn in opinion.
- to withhold approval from; decline to sanction: The Senate disapproved the nominations.
dis·ap·proved, dis·ap·prov·ing.
- to have an unfavorable opinion; express disapproval.
disapprovingly 近义词
等同于 askance
disapprovingly 的近义词 8 个
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- The initial investors decide whether to take a flier on the SPAC’s sponsor and acquisition plan, with the knowledge that they would be able to get their money back if a majority disapproves of the eventual acquisition target.
- When people were asked whether they approved of the “recent behavior” of Hawley and other political figures, 68 percent disapproved, while just 24 percent approved.
- The Ipsos poll, in fact, shows that even Republicans are about evenly split on Hawley’s recent behavior, with 49 percent disapproving and 46 percent approving.
- Scholars disapproved of her removal of the documents from Iraq, and the government demanded an apology from the paper and the return of the files.
- My friends and I used to duck behind neighborhood garbage dumpsters to hide behaviors that we knew our parents would disapprove of — smoking cigarettes while drinking from a single shared bottle of cheap beer.
- I was with Romney at a New Hampshire event when a woman in the crowd said disapprovingly that he had four houses.
- A pair of elderly English ladies at an adjoining table stared at us disapprovingly.
- She looked at him disapprovingly, and hoped, with something like irony, that he had enjoyed his walk.
- A footman disapprovingly ushered him to the midst of an immense drawing-room of most ponderous grandeur, and left him to perish.
- He came to a pause at last, his eyes bent a trifle disapprovingly on his wife.
- While waiting for an answer to his request to see Mr. Steele, he gazed disapprovingly around him.
- "I guess the judge knows how he wants his own hat," returned Hannah, her mouth working disapprovingly.