Disfavour

/dɪsˈfeɪvər/ noun

Definition

British spelling of disfavor; lack of approval, support, or liking; the state of being viewed unfavorably.

Etymology

British English variant of the American English 'disfavor,' with the -our ending characteristic of British spelling. Etymologically identical to disfavor.

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The British spelling 'disfavour' appears in classic literature and historical documents, making it the preferred form in Commonwealth countries and academic texts focused on British history.

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