disfavored

Speech parts

1. disfavored - Adjective

2. disfavored - Verb

Meaning

of Disfavor

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Examples

By the early 19th century, the Statutes of Labourers was repealed as increasingly capitalistic England embraced laissez-faire policies which disfavored regulations of wages (whether upper or lower limits). Source: Internet

Outright prohibitions on discussing the enterprise or its business outside of work are seen as Big Brother tactics and culturally disfavored, as are total bans on personal use of corporate Internet access. Source: Internet

This is what the disfavored are free to enjoy in this open society, and due to their disfavor a certain percentage will either be pushed into it or will comply, ensuring damnation. Source: Internet

It was end of 20-year war-revelry cycle distraction theater, of which there are MANY examples::: Brought to you by the party of the preditory disfavored, the Republican party. Source: Internet

Now they use it, ensuring a certain percentage of disfavored don't have the patience necessary to pursue the path, fix their problems and instead give up, continuing with their corrupted behavior. Source: Internet

The Situation was used to hurt the disfavored, be it virgin then lisa, the picket line or prior versions. Source: Internet

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